California’s wildfire camera system captured a California condor taking a break from its flight on a tower in Kern County.

California's wildfire camera system captured a California condor taking a break from its flight on a tower in Kern County.

The state wanted no part of the operation, so the Nez Perce stepped in to partner with the federal government.

Long before the American government removed them both from their ancestral homelands, wolves and Native Americans coexisted ...

Bakersfield Condors defenseman Connor Corcoran has signed a one-year deal in Austria with EC Salzburg, it was announced last ...

The talk, titled “California Condors – Back from the Brink,” is scheduled to be held indoors at 2 p.m. Sunday. “Once teetering on the edge of extinction in the wild, ...

The world's heaviest soaring bird flaps its wings for only 1% of the time during flight, according to new research.

More than 90 environmental, tribal, and community organizations ask Forest Service to reduce project size, prepare ...

The Endangered Species Act, signed into law by President Nixon in 1973, has been an incredibly successful piece of ...

This column first appeared in the March 2025 edition of Birdwatch. To be the first to read the magazine each month, take out ...

An albatross is one of the most impressive feats you can achieve on the golf course, and most people will never come close to ...