Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge
Primary Wildlife: Traditional feeding and roosting habitat for the California condor. Also provides habitat for the San Joaquin kit fox, golden eagle, Southern bald eagle, and American peregrine falcon.
Habitat: 14,000 contiguous acres, mostly annual grasslands with some juniper and scrub oak with grass understory.
Recreation and Education: Public use is severely limited because of the sensitive situation of the California condor. The refuge can be viewed from the Cerro Noroeste Road.
Special Note: Currently one of the focal points for research activities toward recovery of the California condor.
c/o Hopper Mountain NWR
P.O. Box 5839
Ventura, CA 93005
(805) 644-5185
Published: 29 Apr 2002 | Last Updated: 13 Sep 2011
Details mentioned in this article were accurate at the time of publication
Details mentioned in this article were accurate at the time of publication
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