Our park ranger Rody Alvarez has been monitoring the movement of the two condors, Pumalín and Liquiñe, four months after their release, reporting that they have been increasing their range of movement and have integrated well with the rest of the condors.
After these promising results, the work during the rest of the year will be mainly monitoring to continue gathering information on this critical species for the ecosystems until the next release next year.
That said, WE THANK ALL THOSE WHO HAVE MADE THIS PROJECT POSSIBLE, and we bid farewell until next year when we hope to rerelease condors to fly free in the skies of Patagonia.
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