Join us as we research the annual movements of Snowy Owls
Project SNOWstorm uses innovative science to understand snowy owls, and to engage people in their conservation through outreach and education.

March 7, 2026
Welcoming Perth, a Not-Exactly-New Owl
Perseverance pays off, and the sterling example this winter has been our Ontario colleagues, Charlotte England and Malcolm Wilson, who have spent weeks trekking all around the southwest of the province trying to trap adult snowy owls to deploy transmitters.…
Atwood
Embleme
Fulgence
Hochelaga
Jolene
Otter
Perth

March 3, 2026
A New (Freshly Washed) Face, and an Old Friend
We have a new transmittered owl, and the very surprising return of our oldest veteran, back south for the first time in years. The newbie first. Fulgence is a second-year (first-winter) male snowy owl, rescued from an industrial waste pool…
Atwood
Embleme
Fulgence
Hochelaga
Otter

February 8, 2026
A Quick, Frigid Update
As those of you who live in the northeastern U.S. or eastern Canada already know, it’s been an exceptionally cold and very snowy winter in this part of North America. Here in New Hampshire we experienced the coldest December on…
Atwood
Baltimore
Embleme
Hochelaga
Wells

February 1, 2026
Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost
In 2025 Project SNOWstorm, in cooperation with Hawk Mountain Sanctuary in Pennsylvania, contracted with Dr. Diego Gallego García of Argentina to conduct a post-doctoral analysis of an enormous set of spring and summer movement data from snowy owls in the…
breeding season study
Diego Gallego Garciá
Outlook
summer movements
Wells

January 28, 2026
Look Who the Cat (or the Cold) Dragged In
I guess it’s finally gotten cold enough up north to push even an old, experienced snowy owl south. Not long after I’d lamented, in our last update, the fact that only two previously tagged owls — Hochelaga and (we presume)…
Atwood
Carden
Embleme
Hochelaga
Rimouski
Salvail
Toronto

January 25, 2026
Welcoming Emblème
We have a newly tagged owl on the snowy fields of southern Québec – one with a fitting name. She is Emblème, a first-winter female trapped Jan. 11, 2026, at the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport by Falcon Environment. The good folks…
Embleme
Hochelaga
Newton






