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Land of the CondorLeaders: Maggie Sacher, Chris Parish, Gary Ladd Cost includes transportation, hotel (double occupancy; add $125 for single lodging), and all meals. The broad valleys and immense cliffs of far northern Arizona form the spectacular landscape in which the once nearly extinct California condor now soars. Join us for an in-depth look into one of the greatest stories of endangered species recovery ever. We will learn about condor biology, conservation, and recovery from the wildlife biologists who spend their days caring for the birds, and explore the striking geology and fascinating history of House Rock Valley, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Lee’s Ferry, and Marble Canyon. Each day we will strike out on excursions into this fascinating landscape, including up-close and personal visits with the condors as they are managed and handled by their caretakers. We will visit the historic Lonely Dell Homestead, take a short guided hike to the Colorado River, and enjoy a geology tour. Our evenings will be filled with fine food, good company and educational presentations at the Vermilion Cliffs Lodge where we will rest in comfort each night. Banner photo by Jason Quinn. |
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