Month: October 2015

Biologists, wildlife managers, students and researchers descended on the Manitoba Museum in droves last night for the Night at the Museum Networking Event of the 2015 Conference of The Wildlife...

Recipients of the Aldo Leopold Award — The Wildlife Society’s highest honor — got together at a commemorative reception that was part of the ongoing TWS Annual Conference in Winnipeg....

Students filled the room at the Careers with U.S. Forest Service and Wildlife Services event to hear straight from the source what it’s like to work for the two federal...

Rick Baydack, president of The Wildlife Society, kicked off the plenary at The Wildlife Society’s 22nd Annual Conference in Winnipeg, by bringing up the theme of his leadership tenure: Why...

It was as if you were right by the polar bears wrestling in the wild and could feel the great gray owls fly overhead at the premier of the film,...

Wednesday, October 21, 2015 10/21/2015  4:30 PM Contributed Papers: Wildlife Diseases and Toxicology “Impacts of Insecticide Plague Treatment on Populations of Deer Mice in Prairie Dog Colonies” Prairie dogs are...

Internal documents obtained from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) on October 15 indicate that FWS plans to go forward with the release of up to 10 Mexican wolf...

Despite the implementation of the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), a Farm Bill funded program to improve soil and restore perennial grass cover, pheasants (Phasianus colchicus) that rely on the grass...

The House Natural Resources Committee held a heated day of public land bill markups on October 8. The most notable of these markups occurred for the Sportsmen’s Heritage and Recreational...

Butterfly size may be affected by warming Arctic temperatures, according to a new study. “Our studies show that males and females follow the same pattern and it is similar in...