We have been tracking snowy owls since 2013. Use these interactive maps to explore the movements of over 60 owls in astounding detail.
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Snowy owls come south in unpredictable invasions known as 'irruptions.' It's mostly about food and babies, and maybe also about weather -- but we have a lot to learn about this exciting phenomenon. You can help.
Learn more about irruptionsProject SNOWstorm uses innovative science to understand snowy owls, and to engage people in their conservation through outreach and education.
Unattributed images in the sliders and page links are by: Tom Johnson, Alex Lamoreaux, Allen Sklar, Raymond MacDonald and Jim Verhagen.
Their work is incredible and you should check them out!
