If they really cared about spotted owls, they would’ve saved the forests, not blame another owl. • The real cause of decline was habitat loss. • That would’ve required standing up to logging giants. • Killing Barred Owls is easier than telling corporations “no.” Look at the species range map in purple! Seriously, just look at it. #SpottedOwls #SaveBarredOwls #GreatHornedOwls #BarredOwls | Thee Owl Queen

Stop the $1.35 Billion Owl Slaughter The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has approved a 30 year plan to slaughter 500,000 native barred owls which birds protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act for more than a century. Their reasoning? These owls share habitat with their threatened cousins, the northern and California spotted owls. But instead of protecting forests and tackling the real drivers of decline: logging, climate change, and poor management. USFWS is scapegoating one species in a c