Kentucky streams no longer heaven for hellbenders
Environmental DNA study reveals the large salamanders’ stream occupancy is down by more than half
TWS2025: Polar bears’ leftovers feed the Arctic
Leftover carrion from polar bear kills is a hearty meal for the region’s scavengers
TWS reveals a new logo
A fresh but familiar owl flies onto the scene
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Fireflies are blinking out in Mexican cities
Oral histories help shed light on the decline of urban insects
TWS 2025: Wilderness as a natural laboratory
Prioritizing basic research in wilderness areas can save species before they become endangered
JWM adopts ‘Orphaned’ Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management papers
When federal budget cuts came for a longstanding wildlife journal, TWS offered a home to pending papers
After 50 years, TWS helped these friends reconnect
One morning, TWS member Mike McEnroe got an email that someone was looking for him. It was Lou Baslaw—a friend Mike hadn’t heard from in over 50 years. The email...
Val Titus wins Student Chapter Advisor of the Year
Professor works with Paul Smith’s College student chapter and the Northeast Conclave
Remington Bracher earns Graduate Fellowship in Wildlife Policy
The Ronald F. Labisky Graduate Fellowship in Wildlife Policy will support Indigenous student’s bison research
