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During the week of July 7, 2025, two fires broke out in northern Arizona within the Southwest range of the California Condor: the Dragon Bravo Fire at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and the White Sage...

A mere hundred miles south of the Arctic Circle in western Alaska lies the small community of Nome, the base of operations for our northernmost project: the Gyrfalcon & Tundra Conservation Program. Hear...

Another successful season for our Aplomado Falcon Recovery Program is near completion! From extreme weather conditions to program firsts, this season has been jam-packed with exciting moments. Read on for...

Our California Condor team in Arizona celebrated two momentous condor birthdays in May and is monitoring seven active nests in the wild population. Meanwhile, up in Boise, our propagation team experienced a...

There’s a new featherless face at the World Center for Birds of Prey! We’re excited to announce the arrival of our newest avian ambassador: a two-year-old male Egyptian Vulture named Ramses. But he’s only...

Another field season is complete for our partners at the University of North Texas, a Dallas-area institution smack in the middle of one of the largest concentrations of wintering American Kestrels in the...

Conservation Field Biologist Tom Hudson is a veteran of multiple Peregrine Fund programs, with time spent on our Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawk, Aplomado Falcon, California Condor, and Golden Eagle...

A new publication from our Gyrfalcon & Tundra Conservation Program examines how habitat type affects the abundance of small Arctic herbivores and how the density of these species is related to Gyrfalcon...

Our propagation team in Boise celebrated the completion of a new condor breeding pen just in time for the start of breeding season—the California Condors have already laid 14 eggs this year! Read more about...

The Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife has joined the North American Non-lead Partnership to support hunting and care for the landscape and wildlife. What does this mean for the Diné people? ...