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Best contributed article goes to ‘Teaching Statistics-Savvy Ecologists’

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Biologists identify new gecko in Madagascar

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Life creeps in the haunted habitats of cemeteries

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Government shutdown prevents Alligator Alcatraz closing

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Potential RIF during government shutdown

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Artificial roosts may overheat bats

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U.S. Customs intercepts a stowaway pest

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Half of world’s bird species in decline: IUCN

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Introducing the “Our Wild Lives” podcast

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Florida protects habitats of listed species on massive ranch

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Two U.S. states plan to join IUCN

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Love is blind … and crosses species?

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Remington Bracher, a Nêhiyaw (Cree) member of Muskoday First Nation, speaks at the plenary during The Wildlife Society's Annual Conference in Edmonton, Alberta. Credit: Katie Perkins/TWS

TWS News

TWS 2025: Braiding Indigenous knowledge with Western science

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New database ranks most imperiled bird habitats

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Jane Goodall dies at the age of 91

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Seaweed traps sea turtle hatchlings

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AFWA honors TWS members

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TWS statement on the U.S. government shutdown