
Incorporating Drones into Wildlife Monitoring and Management in Montana
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...
Hosted By: Drone Working Group
Putting Your Best Foot Forward: Building Effective CVs and Resumes
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...
Hosted By: Hunting, Trapping, and Conservation Working Group
Safety, Professional Behavior, and Networking: Attending Your First Annual Conference
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,...
Hosted By: Early Career Professional Working Group

New Frontier: Communicating Conservation
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.
Hosted By: Conservation Education and Outreach Working Group
Evaluating patterns of greenness (NDVI) and their influence on the habitat quality and reproduction of a declining grassland bird
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)...
Hosted By: Rangeland Wildlife Working Group
How to Include People with Disabilities: Planning for Accessibility in Web-Based Meetings.
When you plan large meetings or online events: do you typically assume that everyone who attends is able to see, to hear, and to operate a mouse to navigate your...
Hosted By: Disabilities, Neurodivergence, and Allyship Working Group

Leveraging student power for wildlife disease surveillance… and learning too!
The Student Network for Amphibian Pathogen Surveillance (SNAPS) leverages student-power to conduct ongoing and cost-effective Bsal surveillance by incorporating surveillance into undergraduate curriculum. Early detection of wildlife disease is inherently...
Hosted By: Wildlife Diseases Working Group
Animal Seed Dispersal Is Key for the Restoration of Tropical Forests
Join TWS’ Habitat Restoration Working Group for a webinar discussing seed predators in tropical forests. Sergio Estrada, from the Universidad del Rosario, Bogota, Colombia, will show how different groups of...
Hosted By: Habitat Restoration Working Group
Beyond Public Lands: Building a Career in Private Lands Wildlife Habitat Conservation
Join the North Central Section and Rangeland Wildlife Working Group to learn about private lands management! This webinar will feature several professionals working in private lands management ranging from USFWS...
Hosted By: Rangeland Wildlife Working Group