Social Media Ideas for Wildlife Nutrition

Wyoming Wildlife Biologists Call This Plant “Chocolate for Mule Deer”

What we do and don’t know about wild meat in Asia and the Pacific

Editor’s note: This article was originally published on the Sustainable Use of Wild Species Transformative Partnership Platform (SU-TPP) website. “In the forests of the Congo Basin...

Sawtooth Oak Trees Deliver Nutrition and Cover for Stronger Deer Habitat This Early Summer

June is an ideal time to plant Sawtooth Oak trees, giving them warm soil and long daylight to develop strong roots and rapid growth. Early establishment creates lasting nutrition,...

Miami’s coyotes chow down on iguana popsicles

South Florida’s new canine residents feast on both fruit and meat The post Miami’s coyotes chow down on iguana popsicles appeared first on The Wildlife Society.

Wildlife helps regulate the climate & this belongs in policy discussions (commentary)

When we talk about climate change and wildlife, most people think about the impact of climate change on animals. We see individual organisms struggling to find food and being pushe...

Wildlife.org launches enhanced website search capabilities

Finding the information you need on wildlife.org is now faster and easier than ever The post Wildlife.org launches enhanced website search capabilities appeared first on The Wildli...

Wildlife Vocalizations: Els van Lavieren

Suriname nonprofit cofounder describes her primate work in Morocco and South America The post Wildlife Vocalizations: Els van Lavieren appeared first on The Wildlife Society.

Increase in wild animal consumption across Central Africa - Nature

Increase in wild animal consumption across Central Africa - Nature

French Wildlife

Over the last 15 years or so I have allowed cover areas to thrive. Some are impenetrable without heavy cutting or a pack of very determined dogs. So there’s no chance of me letting...

How Wyoming Wildlife Teams Train for Deadly Carnivore Encounters

Wild Cam: Anteaters struggle with forest loss

The world's biggest insectivore needs canopy cover to stay cool The post Wild Cam: Anteaters struggle with forest loss appeared first on The Wildlife Society.

Domesticating indigenous fruit trees to improve nutrition and conserve the miombo woodlands 

Farmers across Southern Africa are cultivating wild loquat through modern propagation techniques, turning a threatened forest resource into a stable farm crop to protect the miombo...

Building a future where deer and cows can coexist

A new landscape approach will allow elk and other wildlife herds to migrate The post Building a future where deer and cows can coexist appeared first on The Wildlife Society.

Guzzlers help wildlife in Gilchrist State Forest / Team of volunteers maintain these low-tech watering stations

Gilchrist State Forest, Ore.—With only an average yearly rainfall of 10 inches, wildlife in the Gilchrist State Forest can get easily stressed during the hot dry summers of central...

Restoring Nature Action 6: Protect Wildlife Habitat

#mgnv #mastergardener #habitat In addition to creating a layered landscape—with a diversity of native plants—that provides food, shelter, and nesting sites, our yards must offer a...

Wild animal consumption on the rise in Central Africa, study finds

A new study has shed light on the scale of wild meat consumption across Central Africa. According to research led by CIFOR-ICRAF, a roughly 50% increase in the amount of wild meat...