Webinar
In collaboration with the Student Development Working Group, we will be hosting a career panel on April 30th! Join us at 3:30 EST to hear our speakers share experience and advice about working in the marine wildlife field. We will hear from federal, NGO, and academic scientists in a discussion-based panel. While especially helpful for students and early career professionals, the webinar is open to all members! Register below to get the zoom link.
Zoom Registration2025 TWS Annual Meeting Symposium
In collaboration with the Habitat Restoration Working Group, we are hosting a symposium and workshop at the 2025 TWS Annual Meeting in Alberta, Canada, titled “Coastal and Marine Wildlife Conservation: Challenges, Innovations, and Future Directions”. We are looking for speakers to highlight major challenges and solutions in coastal and marine wildlife conservation. Presenters will discuss species ecology, habitat management, human dimensions, technological advancements, and policy strategies. This session will provide a foundational discussion for integrating coastal and marine issues into broader wildlife conservation efforts. We encourage everyone to submit an abstract and/or participate! Abstracts are due May 11, 2025. Check out the link below to submit abstracts, and please reach out with any questions!
Abstract SubmissionRecruiting for Officer Positions
The working group has developed many new positions and way to get involved! Being an officer for the working group is a great way to learn more about the field, add to your resume, and get more involved with conservation efforts. Check our ‘Meet the Team’ page for open positions.
Charter
The TWS Coastal and Marine Working Group has officially submitted its charter petition! We have completed the first step in the official formation process.