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Woodland Park Zoo is buzzing with excitement—two snowy owl chicks have hatched for the first time in six years, making this a huge win for conservation. Parents June and Dusty, part of a carefully coordinated breeding program, are raising their little ones on display at the Living Northwest Trail, where visitors can also see brown bears and Canada lynx. These majestic birds, native to the Arctic but known for southern migrations, are growing fast and already exploring their surroundings. Their survival matters more than ever as habitats shrink, and their presence highlights how interconnected ecosystems are—and why zoo efforts like this are vital for the future of snowy owls.

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