Videos by topic: California Condor

California condors are among the largest, rarest birds in North America, and you'll find them soaring over the red-rock cliffs of Southwestern Utah.

See the latest news on condor nesting activity in central California. Ventana Wildlife Society would like to thank our supporters and collaborators for making 2009 a record-breaking year for the Big...

California Condors in Arizona by the Arizona Game and Fish Department

Biologists discover condor nest in a coastal Redwood tree in Big Sur, Ca. Support Ventana Wildlife Society's California Condor Recovery Effort. Go to www.ventanaws.org

A California Condor at a vista point along Hwy. 1 in Big Sur! I was fortunate to have my video camera out. He was tagged and didn't seem too concerned with us until someone else showed up and started...

Impressive wingspan and size of these critically endangered birds.

Footage of condor egg switch operation in Big Sur, CA. Support Ventana Wildlife Society's Condor Recovery Effort in Big Sur. Go to www.ventanaws.org

This video is from a remote camera that is set up to capture California condors in the act of feeding at Pinnacles National Monument. This clip shows a subadult condor pulling out the heart from the...

Close ups of a California Condor #9 grooming itself along Highway 1 in Big Sur California

Jeff Corwin details the damage humans are doing, helps authorities expose illegal killing off species and spotlights people working to save endangered animals. The California condor is the largest...

California Condors at Grand Canyon Arizona July 2005

Biologists return a live egg to the redwood nest for the wild condor pair to hatch on their own. see first video "California condor redwood nest" to get updated. Support Condor recovery in...

Audubon CA honors Pedro Nava, Helen and Noel Snyder, Jan Hamber for their leadership and dedication in protecting the California Condor. Recorded 28 Feb. 2008 at Santa Barbara Museum of Natural...

Rare footage of the first wild condor chick in Big Sur. The first to hatch in over 100 years. Support Ventana Wildlife Society and the their Condor Recovery Efforts at www.ventanaws.org

Biologists from Ventana Wildlife Society get their first look at a wild condor chick in a redwood nest. Help save California condors, go to www.ventanaws.org