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Hidden signals: What advanced statistical models reveal about wildlife management

Modern analysis of wildlife datasets can reveal ecological patterns that are impossible to detect with simple analyses. This webinar demonstrates how advanced statistical models ca...

Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies Affirms the Role of States in Conserving Recovered Fish and Wildlife

The Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies supports state management of recovered wildlife. Once ESA recovery goals are met, species are delisted, management returns to state...

Interior Department Proposes Expanded State Management for Grizzly Bears Across the West

Wildlife Dept sets up control rooms across J&K amid rising animal attacks

Srinagar, Aug 13: The Jammu and Kashmir Department of Wildlife Protection has set up several control rooms across its wildlife divisions and issued a public advisory amid growing e...

Beyond the Battlefield: Wildlife Conservation Careers Protecting Americans Military Lands

Explore the diverse career opportunities available to wildlife biologists and conservation professionals within and in partnership with the US military. This webinar will highlight...

How Kentucky protected a vast elk landscape

Kentucky hunters faced uncertainty with temporary land access agreements. A new conservation partnership secured permanent public access to a large elk hunting area. This agreement...

Helping wildlife roam, one safe path at a time

Around the world, governments are investing in infrastructure that’s extending habitat range and enabling freer movement for animals. These innovations benefit human safety, too, a...

Stewardship beyond politics

What does Public Lands Rule repeal mean for wildlife professionals and conservation? The post Stewardship beyond politics appeared first on The Wildlife Society.

Missouri ends targeted chronic wasting disease deer removals, shifts to hunter-led management

The Missouri Department of Conservation will not conduct targeted deer removals this winter as part of its effort to combat chronic wasting disease, marking a significant shift in...

New 10-year wildlife action plan approved in Kansas

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Federal wildlife officials have approved a 10-year plan for the management and protection of vulnerable species in Kansas. Laura Clawson with the Kansas Department...

To secure protected areas from wildlife trafficking, criminal networks must be dismantled (commentary)

Conservation has historically emphasized protected area management including protecting land, fencing, local enforcement and rangers’ patrols within parks. And indeed, decades of p...

YouTuber Poaching Bust Was a Case of ‘Wildlife Commercialization with a Modern Twist,’ Says Investigating Warden

“Every deer that they killed on their channel was killed or possessed illegally in some way, shape, or form" The post YouTuber Poaching Bust Was a Case of ‘Wildlife Commercializati...

Watch: Serial Poacher with 174 Violations Is Confronted by Game Wardens. Now There Are Warrants Out for His Arrest

Body camera footage shows a Wisconsin man getting busted for illegal hunting, after wardens investigated him for years The post Watch: Serial Poacher with 174 Violations Is Confron...

In 1975, fewer than 800 Aleutian cackling geese remained; fox removal and habitat protection helped...

The Aleutian cackling goose, once on the brink of extinction, has experienced a significant revival. Thanks to targeted predator removal and the establishment of safeguarded wetlan...

The Feds Aim to Return Grizzly Bear Management to Western States. Could Federal Delisting Be Next?

The Montana FWP director said she considers this a “dress rehearsal for delisting” The post The Feds Aim to Return Grizzly Bear Management to Western States. Could Federal Delistin...

As British Columbia mulls continued wolf-killing to save caribou, critics say habitat loss is the real threat

The government of the Canadian province of British Columbia is in talks to extend its decade-long wolf cull program by another five years. Since 2015, the province has killed wolve...

Controlling Feral Hogs Can Work

Feral hog containment programs are having some success. Are mammals harder to control than other invasive species?

The FOI Files: The year-long battle for records on Ireland’s promised Wildlife Crime Unit

The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage claimed disclosure could harm wildlife crime investigations and future prosecutions, but the Information Commissioner disag...

Grizzly Bear Conservation Advances: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Step With Recovery Progress

Grizzly bears have made a remarkable comeback, and the Boone and Crockett Club supports a new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposal that lets states and tribes help manage growin...

NWTF New York, NYSDEC Invest in Wildlife Habitat

The NWTF New York State Chapter helped fund a UTV tow-behind seed drill to restore habitat at Cicero Swamp Wildlife Management Area. After removing invasive phragmites and knapweed...

Work underway to establish pilot programme for upland farms

The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is seeking to develop a new pilot programme focused on upland farms. The programme is being developed as part of the Wild Atlantic Na...

Say Cheese! TWRA Trail Cameras Photograph Wildlife using Healthy Habitat

Years of habitat restoration at Tennessee's North Cumberland Wildlife Management Area are paying off. Trail cameras now show deer, elk and wild turkeys thriving after invasive spec...

Aurora's proposed bait-and-shoot program brings the conservation conversation to a head

The debate highlights the important role deer play in our ecosystem, and the consequences of human intervention throwing off that delicate balance.

TWS opposes the OMB’s proposed regulation for federal financial assistance

The needs of wildlife professionals are at the forefront of TWS’ comments to the administration The post TWS opposes the OMB’s proposed regulation for federal financial assistance...