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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...
As human activity relentlessly encroaches upon natural habitats, the interaction frequency between wildlife and humans is increasingly raising concerns about safety and coexistence...
Dwindling fisher populations in British Columbia lead biologists to think outside the box The post LISTEN: Tracking elusive fishers in British Columbia forests appeared first on Th...
GPS research is opening new doors for wild turkey conservation. The NWTF’s first Wild Turkey GPS Telemetry Round Table brought 60+ experts together to share lessons, data and insig...
Animals involved with conflict with humans run into trouble outside of Tennessee park The post JWM: Translocated bears have low survival appeared first on The Wildlife Society.
This new version of TWS’ Lead (Pb) and Wildlife Fact Sheet reflects updated research and additional information on this topic, and features a new design with TWS’ new logo for 2026...
Trail camera research reveals cascading ecological impacts of predators The post Mountain lions have outsized impact on small preserves appeared first on The Wildlife Society.
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...
Explore the diverse career opportunities available to wildlife biologists and conservation professionals within and in partnership with the US military. This webinar will highlight...
Wildlife biologist Joe Richards joins HSCF to discuss wildlife science, conservation storytelling, water resources, and the future of America's outdoor heritage. From Texas A&M...
The Wildlife Professional is an exclusive benefit of membership in The Wildlife Society. Published four times annually, the magazine presents timely research news and analysis of t...
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...
Wildlife biologist describes the challenges and lessons she’s experienced in Saudi Arabia The post Wildlife Vocalizations: Raghad Alghamdi appeared first on The Wildlife Society.
Across the American West, working lands sit at the center of some of conservation’s greatest challenges. Grasslands face drought, floods, fragmented habitat, invasive species, wild...
Wildlife Conservation Scientist Colombo & Hurd secured an EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) green card for a wildlife conservation scientist from Mexico whose work focuses o...
A long-term songbird study is underway deep within Quetico Provincial Park. This spring, researchers placed 17 recording units across key habitats to monitor songbird species. Data...
What does it take to monitor wildlife across one of Papua New Guinea’s largest conservation areas? Three young Biodiversity Team Leaders share how they use camera traps, acoustic r...
A new conservation deal looks to protect one of the planet’s largest gannet colonies The post A world wildlife wonder receives protection appeared first on The Wildlife Society.
Southeast Asia’s middle class has grown exponentially in recent decades, driving demand for exotic pets, meats and animal parts used for luxury goods and traditional medicines. In...
The National Wild Turkey Federation joined conservation partners in Oregon and Washington for the Blue Mountain Elk Initiative field review, showcasing collaborative habitat restor...
From its nests high in the canopy of the Amazon, the harpy eagle depends on — and is critical to — the health of the forest around it. The species controls the numbers of animals s...
New wildlife officers, new conservation leaders. California’s top report writer was honored by the NWTF with a handcrafted turkey call, recognizing the critical role accurate repor...
If you’re a black-tailed deer on the Olympic Peninsula in the U.S. state of Washington, you’re always surrounded by friends and family. You are free-range, with abundant food to fo...
Nebraska Game and Parks is accepting Watchable Wildlife Grant proposals to support projects that expand wildlife viewing and nature-based experiences. Open to individuals, nonprofi...
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