Save the Condors Fund
$410,000 by October 2025
If existing donors give 25% more than last year and we gain at least 150 new donors, together, we can keep these magnificent condors flying free!

Our federal grant funding for Condor Recovery will not be renewed and expires in December of this year. Your support is needed now more than ever to fuel our strategy of Condor Recovery Actions for the success of this Critically Endangered Species. Read more
California Condors in Big Sur Brochure (PDF)
Beak Boy (168)
Redwood Queen (190)
Shadow (209)
Puff (219)
Tiny (236)
Fuego (470)
Miracle (538)
Mike's Bird (566)
Phoebe (569)
Nomad (574)
​Zephyr (631)
Kodama (646)
Zenith (650)
Ferdinand (652)
Redwood Son (665)
​Apollo (718)
Little Stinker (726)
Ninja (729)
Boeing (747)
Thunderchief (758)
Tyrion (840)
Minerva (881)
Cedric (888)
Narcissa (889)
Pigwidgeon (890)
Vincent (892)
Sirius (894)
Romeo (904)
Marie Antoinette (913)
Pasquale (914)
Whiskey Papa (921)
Lady Lisa (931)
Madeline (936)
Xuchen (956)
Muursh (957)
Sottow (962)
Pixchi (966)
Sierra (990)
Xakkin (994)
Tich' (995)
Katie's Bird (1003)
Dian (1011)
Jane (1019)
Iniko (1031)
Eva (1033)
Rosalie (1036)
Rachel (1042)
Wild Bill (1085)
Bucky (1087)
Little Great One (1089)
Jabba (1095)
Otter (1104)
Blue (1137)
Kit (1139)
Willow (1141)
Tiger (1144)
Strix (1170)
Wiley (1174)
Chull (1180)
Rusty (1181)
Myna (1200)
Jade (1204)
Fennec (1208)
Pongo (1226)
Penny (1229)
Finn (1232)
Narra (1233)
Wassak Uttis (1309)
Summen (1315)
Inyust (1317)
Sottow Iswin (1318)
In Memoriam
Remembering the contributions and stories of condors who died in the wild.  
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Which condor did I see?
​Use this tool to identify individual condors regardless of where you experienced that awe-inspiring view of your​ condor.  
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Don't see your condor?
​It might be a condor released at Pinnacles National Park, managed by National Park Service:

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