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Condors In Canyon Country: The Return Of The California Condor To The Grand Canyon Region-new BERNARD (swami Deva Amit prem) Former Scientific American EditorTen Thousand Years Ago, The California Condors Shadowraced Across The Rock Faces Of Canyon Walls Throughout Thesouthwest, But, Over Time, The Majestic Condor Disappearedfrom This Landseemingly Forever. Last Seen In Northernarizona In 1924, The California Condor Was On The Brink Ofextinction. In The Early 1980S, Scientists Documented Onlytwentytwo Condors Remaining In The Wild, All In California. Thanks To A Successful Captivebreeding Program,