Will lead poisoning still be the leading cause of known death for California condors in Pinnacle National Park?
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Currently lead poising is the leading cause of death for Calfornia condors. Usually this is from hunters using lead bullets and the condors then eating those bullets off the carceses. However in 2021 California banned the use of lead bullets for hunting to prevent this[1]. The adoption has been slow going.

I will look at all the deaths recorded in the year 2024 and group them by their cause of death. This will be a fuzzy grouping. For example if there were multiple fires (they currently list Dolan Fire, but imagine there was another seperate fire) I would group those under one category (fire). I will be ignoring all causes labelled unknown, they will not be a part of the count. This market will resolve based off of the Pinnacles condor data which can be found here: https://www.nps.gov/pinn/learn/nature/condormemorial.htm.

1- https://ca.audubon.org/news/ban-toxic-lead-ammo-takes-effect-california

  • Update 2025-02-01 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): - Data source has not been updated recently.

    • Resolution may be delayed by another month to await the next data update, which occurs every six months.

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The data source has not been updated recently. I'll give it another month to update (looks like they update every 6 months).

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