According to a recent article in a series about career choices, students who want to study wildlife biology can look forward to a growing job market in Canada. Job prospects in the industry are growing …
TWS Member Robert “Bob” J. Warren was presented with the Gerald H. Cross Alumni Leadership Award by Virginia Tech’s Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation. For more information on the award and Warren’s experiences in …
Animals that are cold-blooded or unable to regulate their internal body temperature may find it hard adjusting to global warming changes, according to a recent study. For their study published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society …
From the summer 2015 issue of The Wildlife Professional Collaborating to Halt Feral Swine Damage Early Efforts Showing Success Unconstrained or unclaimed swine — which include Eurasian wild boars, Polynesian pigs, escaped and domestic swine …
When you think of valuable tangible goods, items such as gold come to mind, but there might be valuable items that you haven’t considered including rhinoceros horns and ivory tusks from elephants. Scientists who recently …
While the drought-stricken western United States is doing all it can to prevent wildfires, in the eastern portion of the country fire prevention spells doom for the once-thriving eastern diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus adamanteus). In a …
Taking some of the last few remaining animals into captivity in hopes of breeding shouldn’t always be the last resort to save species, according to new research. Instead, agencies and conservation groups should focus more …
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