March 2018
Two new TWS journal issues: March WSB and April JWM
Students refurbish duck boxes for President Jimmy Carter
Hive scales point to North Carolina bees’ nectar sources
Last male northern white rhino dies
As agriculture intensifies, can biodiversity be preserved?
Warblers in trouble due to South American deforestation
Zinke defends infrastructure, energy plans in hearings
Black-capped vireo preparing for life after delisting
Western Section to host foothill yellow-legged frog workshop
Environmental group sues over walrus ESA decision
TWS salutes women in wildlife biology careers: Kim Turner
In united animal kingdom, martens control invading squirrels
House committee passes public lands bill backed by TWS
For species to succeed, size and energy go hand in hand
2018 TWS Annual Conference: Call for Proposals closes March 21
Over more than a century, seabirds have changed prey
Interior’s international wildlife council to meet
