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Pinnacles National Park and Ventana Wildlife Society say it’s ‘the single biggest loss of condors from a wildfire since releases began in California in 1992.’

Pinnacles Condor Fund receives gift in memory of local reporter Kate Woods

Published 02/11/2018
pinnaclespartnership

As a long-time San Benito County resident, Woods was adamant about preserving and protecting the natural heritage of her home.

Pinnacles National Park Photo by John Chadwell

Climbing Advisory in Effect at Pinnacles National Park

Published 01/11/2018
BenitoLink Staff

The annual measures are put in place to protect nesting raptors. Restrictions for climbing in Pinnacles National Park begin Jan. 16.

More mature Condor in Flight Photo by Gavin Emmonds, Courtesy of National Park Service

Two young condors added at Pinnacles

Published 12/03/2017
Thomas Leyde

Two young condors, a male and a female, join others at Pinnacles National Park. A group of condors is collectively known as a "condo" or a "scarcity" of condors, according to WhatBird.com.

Business / Economy

Pinnacles Gateway Partners Meeting at Paicines Ranch

Published 09/11/2017
Mary Paxton

Invitation goes out for a Pinnacles Gateway Partners box dinner meeting at Paicines Ranch. It is an opportunity to learn about the Condor Recovery Program and enjoy a guided tour of Paicines Ranch.

Nonprofits

Condor Fundraising Hikes at Pinnacles National Park

Published 08/28/2014
pinnaclespartnership

Condor Fundraising Birding Hikes

Nonprofits

Youth take flight in condor recovery program

Published 05/28/2014
BenitoLink Staff

Students will have job shadowing opportunities through conservation program

Government / Politics

Pinnacles National Park and Condors Endangered by Oil/Gas Development

Published 05/02/2014
peterhain

Over one hundred years ago the Pinnacles was protected from resource developers

Condor Monitoring Assistant Training- March 15th

Published 02/27/2014
Vgjohnson

Help Monitor Condors! Long-term volunteers needed to commit to a minimum of 2 survey days per month. Become a Pinnacles National Park Condor Monitoring Assistant!