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| − | [https://www.condorrange.org/ Conservancy for the Range of the Condor | + | [https://www.condorrange.org/ Conservancy for the Range of the Condor], established in 2018, is a [[Land Trusts and Conservancies in California's Central Coast Region|land trust]] based in Monterey County, California. Their mission is to acquire and protect expansive tracts of natural land over the estimated historic range of the California Condor. As of February 2021, they have acquired two land parcels, both in Monterey County. Their [https://www.condorrange.org/300.html/ CONDOR 300 property] in the Carmel Valley covers 300 acres near the Anastasia Canyon region of the Los Padres National Forest. Their [https://www.condorrange.org/rocky-ridge-lots.html/ Big Sur lots] comprise 137 acres on a ridge overlooking the ocean above Highway 1, near the famous Bixby Creek Bridge. |
In 2021, the Conservancy took on a new initiative, alongside former Congressman [[Sam Farr]], to establish the [[Range of the Condor National Heritage Area]]. The Conservancy proposes that a federally designated [[National Heritage Area]] (NHA) be applied to the flight range of the California Condor, and is actively working to advance this proposal. | In 2021, the Conservancy took on a new initiative, alongside former Congressman [[Sam Farr]], to establish the [[Range of the Condor National Heritage Area]]. The Conservancy proposes that a federally designated [[National Heritage Area]] (NHA) be applied to the flight range of the California Condor, and is actively working to advance this proposal. | ||
Revision as of 13:42, 25 February 2021
Conservancy for the Range of the Condor, established in 2018, is a land trust based in Monterey County, California. Their mission is to acquire and protect expansive tracts of natural land over the estimated historic range of the California Condor. As of February 2021, they have acquired two land parcels, both in Monterey County. Their CONDOR 300 property in the Carmel Valley covers 300 acres near the Anastasia Canyon region of the Los Padres National Forest. Their Big Sur lots comprise 137 acres on a ridge overlooking the ocean above Highway 1, near the famous Bixby Creek Bridge.
In 2021, the Conservancy took on a new initiative, alongside former Congressman Sam Farr, to establish the Range of the Condor National Heritage Area. The Conservancy proposes that a federally designated National Heritage Area (NHA) be applied to the flight range of the California Condor, and is actively working to advance this proposal.
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