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Guardians Of The Tundra: How A Boston Airport Became An Unlikely Haven For Snowy Owls
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Guardians Of The Tundra: How A Boston Airport Became An Unlikely Haven For Snowy Owls
Cambridge Day A Decades-Long Rescue Mission For more than forty years, Norman Smith has been quietly carrying out one of North America’s most unique conservation efforts—relocating snowy owls from the runways of Boston Logan International Airport. What started in 1981 as a spur-of-the-moment rescue of a single bird has grown into a full-scale wildlife monitoring and rescue program that has safely relocated over 900 snowy owls to date. Smith, a r…
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