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Introducing the “Our Wild Lives” podcast

TWS’ new show brings together diverse stories in wildlife conservation

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November 6, 2025

Kentucky streams no longer heaven for hellbenders

Environmental DNA study reveals the large salamanders’ stream occupancy is down by more than half

November 6, 2025

Whooping crane dies of bird flu

Death marks the first known death of species from avian influenza

November 5, 2025

The November/December issue of The Wildlife Professional

Industry affects wildlife populations in the Alberta oil sands

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November 6, 2025

Kentucky streams no longer heaven for hellbenders

Environmental DNA study reveals the large salamanders’ stream occupancy is down by more than half

November 3, 2025

TWS2025: Polar bears’ leftovers feed the Arctic

Leftover carrion from polar bear kills is a hearty meal for the region’s scavengers

October 31, 2025

LISTEN: The Colorado gray wolf reintroduction effort

How does a voter mandate become a wolf reintroduction program?

October 31, 2025

TWS2025: Feral horses out-eat Alberta ungulates, cattle

As an additional prey item for wolves, bears and cougars, equids may artificially boost predator numbers in the area

October 30, 2025

Are expanding armadillos a problem?

Overland and underwater, Armadillos have expanded their range in the past ten years

October 29, 2025

Shocking northern pike research reveals resilience

Common research tactic to stun fish using electric voltage has little effect on survival

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October 28, 2025

Food, cover and corn drive elk movement in Nebraska

Elk have returned to Nebraska but we’re only now discovering how they move through its patchwork of prairie and corn

October 27, 2025

Wetland restoration boosts flatwoods salamander numbers

Decades of historical fire suppression has led to unsuitable habitat and a contracted range

October 24, 2025

LISTEN: Anna Chalfoun navigates the human side of science

What happens when you sign up for wildlife science to work with animals but then discover most of the job is working with people?