The California condor once tip-toed dangerously close to extinction, with only 22 left in the wild in 1982. Now, the rebounding species is marking a millenary milestone. In a victory for ...

Historically, the California condor soared across the western skies of North America. But by the 1980s, the bird was on the edge of extinction — just 22 remained.Thanks to decades of ...

‘Condor Comeback’ tells the story of a native bird that had nearly disappeared Fewer than 30 of the California birds existed in the 1980s. Now there are more than 450.

The Los Angeles Zoo announced this week that 10 healthy condors were hatched, making them eligible to be released in the wild to help replenish the state's depleted condor population.