I didn't see this go to Cayugabirds so I am resending. This is great news and I 
am proud of us all!!  

Linda Orkin 
Ithaca, NY

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On Dec 9, 2013, at 9:03 PM, Christina Wilkinson <[email protected]> wrote:

> Looks like the activism worked:
>  
> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
> December 9, 2013
> 
> CONTACT: Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
> 212-435-7777
> 
> STATEMENT FROM THE PORT AUTHORITY ON SNOWY OWLS
> 
> “The Port Authority is working with the New York State Department of 
> Environmental Conservation to move immediately toward implementing a program 
> to trap and relocate snowy owls that pose a threat to aircraft at JFK and 
> LaGuardia airports. The Port Authority’s goal is to strike a balance in 
> humanely controlling bird populations at and around the agency’s airports to 
> safeguard passengers on thousands of aircrafts each day. Over the past two 
> weeks, five planes at JFK, Newark Liberty and LaGuardia airports were struck 
> by snowy owls that have been migrating to our region in far higher than 
> typical numbers this year.” 
> 
> Great work, everyone!
>  
> Christina
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