The California condor, North America's largest bird, once ruled California's coastal mountains. The vulture-like bird was revered by Native Americans and was believed to contain spiritual powers.
Now, condor reintroduction celebrates a milestone: Chick Number 1,000 has hatched.
From KCRW
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TripSavvy
The Ole Swimming Hole On The Carmel River Just Below The Bucket Inn, 1957
Consuming more water drawn from the Carmel River is no longer feasible, neither ecologically nor legally.
The California Public Utilities Commission ruled in September that the best way forward was for California American Water to construct a $329 million desalination plant on the Peninsula.
From: Monterey County Now
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Passion4Place
