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The January/February issue of The Wildlife Professional
The current issue of The Wildlife Professional takes a look at some of The Wildlife Society’s members at work around the world. Watch for the issue in your mailbox soon!
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The Wildlife Society is an organization with global reach, with members in dozens of countries around the world. In the January/February issue of The Wildlife Professional, we introduce you to a few of our international members working in their backyards—from the Alps to the Andes to Africa’s Albertine Rift.
Our special focus examines the work being conducted by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and how wildlife biologists can play a role.
Other articles look at how biologists are responding to wildlife amid the war in Ukraine and explore the legacy of John F. Lacey, the force behind the first wildlife protection laws in the U.S.
Watch for the issue in your mailbox, or log in and check it out online.
Header Image: Working with wolves (Canis lupus) in Italy, Paola Fazzi is one of many international members of The Wildlife Society dealing with conservation and management issues in their backyards. Credit: Francesco Rossi
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