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Each year, billions of birds undertake extraordinary migrations that span continents and cross increasingly perilous landscapes. The Snowy Owl is one striking example. Listed as vulnerable by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature since 2017, this majestic bird depends on Arctic tundra that is especially at risk from climate change. Without urgent action, 93 percent of the icy habitat where Snowy Owls nest and breed could soon become too warm to sustain them.
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