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Applause fills Vermilion Cliffs as four young California condors take flight amid 30-year recovery story

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Applause fills Vermilion Cliffs as four young California condors take flight amid 30-year recovery story
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Hundreds of visitors, partners and volunteers recently gathered to witness the release into the wild of four juvenile California condors at the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. The release of this year’s cohort marks the 30th anniversary of the event at the California Condor Viewing Site in northern Arizona and was part of the Department of the Interior's Freedom 250 initiative.

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