TWS Events

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...

Revolutionizing VHF Tracking Technology, hosted by the Drone Working Group. Drone-borne radio-telemetry is providing significant advances in VHF radio tracking, enabling agencies, NGO’s and researchers to gather more data, faster,...

Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by the Latin American and Caribbean Working Group (LAC TWSWG) and TWS, dedicated to empowering international students and professionals. Discover strategies to navigate...

Learn how biologists in Montana are using drones to more efficiently, effectively, and safely monitor and manage carnivores, ungulates, and other wildlife. We will share results of recent efforts to...

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.

Many students and early career professionals have questions when putting their first CV (curriculum vitae) or resume together. In this webinar, professionals from a variety of backgrounds give advice on...

Attending a national or international conference for the first time can be very daunting, especially for those traveling without a support group or mentor to guide them. In this webinar,...

The Conservation Education and Outreach Working Group discuss communicating conservation in the digital world with the Missouri Department of Conservation’s podcast Nature Boost and the Aldo Leopold Foundation.

We will go over tools that can be used to link phenology-metrics to wildlife habitat by providing a case study of using these tools to predict lesser prairie-chicken (Tympanuchus pallidicinctus)...