All things Snowy Owl- Denver interviewed on local Cape Cod NPR station
August 16, 2022 Ahead of his two presentations at the Polly Hill Arboretum and the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole later this...
Timeline of the 2022 Snowy Owl Breeding Season
Notes and observations from ORI's Snowy Owl field crew: Denver, Chloe, Solai, and ORI volunteers This Snowy Owl nest is located near...
VIDEO- Snowy Owl Project- Nest Check Process
In this video, Chloe and Solai show how they conduct a Snowy Owl nest check. Video produced July 2022. For more information about ORI’s...
Snowy Owl nesting cam now live!
Special thanks to explore.org! It is not easy to set up a live camera streaming 24/7 from the Arctic tundra, but the amazing folks at...
ORI’s Snowy Owl Research Project: 30 years and counting
The Owl Research Institute (ORI) launched the Snowy Owl Breeding Ecology and Lemming Population Study in 1992. Every year since then ORI...
ORI & Snowy Owls featured in Smithsonian Magazine!
IT'S HERE! IT'S OUT! IT'S SO EXCITING FOR US! Click on the photo to read the article which appeared in the October issue. The October...
New Project: Tracking young Snowy Owls in the Arctic
Equipping an owl with a satellite transmitter is a decision we take seriously. While we were the first scientists in the world to track...
Climate Change, Snowy Owls & Arctic Ecosystems
The value of long-term research is best observed when an old project starts to tell a new story. Such is the case with our Snowy Owl...
See the patch of bare skin? It's a brood patch
The first time I saw a brood patch - especially visible on a Snowy Owl - I was mystified and concerned. It just didn't look right. I went...
2018 Season update - the Snowy Owl Project
2018 Season Update – The Snowy Owl Project, Utqiagvik, Alaska The 2018 Snowy Owl Project kicked-off in late May with researcher Matt...
