The king of the Andes: How a village learned to coexist with condors
PolicySaturday, August 15, 2026Mongabay

The king of the Andes: How a village learned to coexist with condors

In the remote village of Páramo El Almorzadero, Colombia, local sheepherder Doris Torres reflects on a transformative shift in perspective regarding the Andean condor, once viewed as a threat to livestock. Through community efforts and education, villagers have learned to coexist with these majestic birds, recognizing their ecological importance and fostering a harmonious relationship. This approach highlights the potential for sustainable wildlife management that balances agriculture and conservation efforts.

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