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As a Recovery Program Partner, the Oregon Zoo Operates the Second-largest of Four California Condor Breeding Facilities in the World, and Plays a Vital Role in Preventing the Extinction of This Critically Endangered Species.the Condor Restoration Resiliency Project Will Invest 2 Million in Congressionally Directed Funding Towards Improvements to the Oregon Zoo S Jonsson Center for Wildlife Conservation. This Project Will Ensure That Condor Breeding Efforts at the Center Can Continue Safely and Uninterrupted by the Effects of Climate Change as Well as Protect the Future Growth of the Program.the Funding Could Support Any to All of the Following Projects: Installation of Emergency Power Generator, Road Improvements and Culvert Replacement to Reduce Flooding, Addition of Condor Desensitization Pens, Addition of Visual Barriers Along Access Roads and Upgraded Water Piping From the Well to Buildings.through This Resiliency Effort, the Oregon Zoo Will Continue to Make a Significant Contribution to the Survival of This Species, Advancing the Collaborative Recovery Program Toward Its Goals.