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Lindsay Martinez

JWM: Tree plantations provide koala habitat — for now

June 24, 2020

Tree plantations could provide suitable temporary habitat for koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) in southwestern Australia, since the animals move around plantation-dominated landscape the same way as they would in other spaces. “There’s definitely massive value for …

Conservation News

Texas ocelots seek large, unbroken swaths of thornscrub

June 15, 2020

Endangered ­­­ocelots in South Texas prefer to use unfragmented landscapes. Efforts to conserve the imperiled feline should focus on maintaining large patches of woody cover, particularly on private lands, researchers found. There are just 80 …

Lindsay Martinez

As invasive watersnakes spread, trapping them is tricky

June 2, 2020

Over the past decades, common watersnakes have invaded California wetlands, and their range keeps expanding farther and farther south. As this happens, managers worry these nonnatives could affect native species like California’s threatened giant garter …

Lindsay Martinez

BLM needs more time, money for wild horse management, report says

May 27, 2020

It will take 15-18 years to reduce the current population of over 95,000 wild horses and burros to the appropriate management level of about 26,715 animals and doing so will cost an estimated $900 million …

Lindsay Martinez

Flowers bring forage — and infection — to bees

May 26, 2020

While planting flowers can increase foraging opportunities for common eastern bumble bees, researchers found some of those flowers are associated with higher pathogen infection rates in the bees. Pollinator species play an important role in …

Conservation News

New bison conservation initiative focuses on genetic diversity

May 20, 2020

In the 17th and 18th century, North American plains bison (Bison bison bison) nearly went extinct due to unregulated and unsustainable harvest and habitat loss. Across the country today, some 30,000 bison are conserved by …

Lindsay Martinez

Ridding a COVID-19 field hospital of pigeon pests — remotely

May 14, 2020

COVID-19 has affected everyone, and wildlifers are no exception. In this series, TWS is looking at challenges facing the profession due to the pandemic. When the COVID-19 pandemic threatened to overwhelm hospital capacity in New …

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