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    • Should I Feed Snowy Owls?
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Project SNOWstorm uses innovative science to understand snowy owls, and to engage people in their conservation through outreach and education.

 

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We are raising $15,000 this year for Snowy Owl research.

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Direct contributions to Project SNOWstorm can also be made by check, payable to:
Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art
176 Water Company Rd.
Millersburg PA 17061
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Project SNOW storm logo by Paul Riss of PRBY apparel

Photo credits

  • Slider: Yawning owl ©Allen Sklar
  • Blog posts: Juvenile ©Audrey Robillard
  • Donate: Owl in flight ©Raymond MacDonald
Past featured photographers
  • Alex Lamoreaux
  • Tom Johnson

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This project is funded with the help and effort of a large number of contributors. We couldn't do it without you all!

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