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The Peregrine Fund’s Board of Directors is thrilled to announce Chris Parish as the new President and CEO for the organization. Parish began his career with The Peregrine Fund in November 2000 and has led...

Zion National Park biologists confirmed the first flight of California Condor nestling #1111 from its nest cave on the cliff just north of Angels Landing. This flight occurred on August 28th, making Condor...

Conservation career veteran H. Dale Hall is taking the reins of The Peregrine Fund as interim President and CEO, while the organization continues its search for a permanent replacement for outgoing...

The Peregrine Fund and Bureau of Land Management at Vermilion Cliffs National Monument are hosting a celebration on National Public Lands Day, Saturday, September 25 at 12:30 p.m. MDT (1:30 MST, northern...

Biologists throughout the southern-Utah and northern-Arizona range of the Critically Endangered California Condor are celebrating the news of two confirmed nests in southern Utah, each housing a quickly...

The Peregrine Fund’s World Center for Birds of Prey is excited to announce a new member of the education flock – Tulio, a 52-day old Ornate Hawk-eagle. Visitors to the center may have the opportunity to...

Sixty-seven vultures were found dead in a field in the southern lowlands of Nawalparasi District in Nepal on Wednesday, 21 April, the day before Earth Day, reports Himalayan Nature, a local conservation...

The Augur Buzzard is a bird of prey common to eastern and southwestern Africa. However, just as common to sub-Saharan Africa, is a rapidly growing human population coupled with urbanization, agricultural...

Propagation Specialist and Biologist, Hana Weaver, provides an update on the Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawk Recovery Project's field season. ...

Researchers with The Peregrine Fund and Boise State University received a prestigious National Science Foundation (NSF) grant that will allow them to perform the first-ever study of the outcomes of live...