California Condor Conservation Interpretive Sign

Share one of conservation's most dramatic comebacks with the California Condor Conservation Interpretive Sign. A soaring condor and a close-up portrait frame an illustrated timeline that walks visitors from near-extinction in the 1980s to today's growing wild population.

What visitors learn

• Why the California condor, North America's largest land bird, nearly went extinct
• Key moments in its recovery, from the 1967 federal protection to the 1987 captive rescue and 1992 reintroduction
• How field management and captive breeding grew the wild population to over 390 birds
• Why lead-free ammunition matters to a scavenger that feeds only on carcasses

Where it works best

National and state parks, wildlife refuges, scenic overlooks, hunting areas, visitor centers and nature centers across the West.

Sizes

2' x 3' vertical or 3' x 2' horizontal. Need another size, or want your logo or site name added? Contact us and we'll work it out with you.

Prefer a design that matches a set? See the WG Series Condor Conservation sign. Pair this one with The California Condor to tell the full story, or with Bald Eagle, Watching Wildlife or What's Your Wingspan?, and mount it on one of our wayside exhibit mounts.