TWS Events

Each year, the conference provides roughly 1,000 educational opportunities for attendees in the form of scientific symposia, workshops, trainings, poster sessions, panel discussions and more.

This webinar, hosted by TWS Conservation Education and Outreach Working Group, is designed for conservation educators, outreach specialists, land managers, and natural resource professionals working to build healthier ecosystems and communities. Learn...

The webinar will present the latest scientific insights about how animal species restoration and conservation can contribute to nature-based climate solutions via their under-appreciated functional roles in protecting and enhancing...

An interdisciplinary team of wildlife professionals and statisticians recently discovered that we can leverage correlation in disease among free-ranging wildlife to dramatically reduce the sample sizes needed to study disease...

Join The Wildlife Society’s Latin American & Caribbean Working Group and Coastal and Marine Wildlife Working Group for a webinar exploring how conservationists in the Caribbean collaborate with local communities...

Detection dogs are playing an increasingly important role in conservation and wildlife crime, but their use must be guided by ethical, dog-centered practices. Success depends on selecting the right dogs,...

Avian Influenza Virus (AIV) is increasingly in the headlines. Devastating outbreaks on poultry farms have impacted farming communities and the price of eggs, while spillover of the virus to dairy...

Whooping cranes encounter numerous anthropogenic disturbances and threats during their spring and autumn migrations across the Great Plains of the United States. Department of Defense (DoD) operations can be a...

Predicting the effects of land management practices and habitat disturbance on wild herbivore populations requires understanding how these activities influence the quality and quantity of forage, how forage metrics influence...