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The Wildlife Professional March/April Issue
March 22, 2023
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Geographical Location: North Central
March 20, 2023
Deer not always to blame for suppressing tree growth
In a Wisconsin forest, deer weren't the main culprit
March 13, 2023
Even with pesticides, agricultural areas can boost monarch numbers
In Iowa, excluding agricultural areas would remove most available land for monarch habitats
March 2, 2023
Keeping an eye on wildlife after Ohio train derailment
About 43,700 animals total have died within eight kilometers of waterways where chemicals spilled
February 28, 2023
Removing beaver dams to protect massive brook trout
Wildlife Services worked to remove beaver dams to improve habitats for massive coaster brook trout
February 9, 2023
WSB: Harassing geese may not keep them away
In Chicago, geese just went to the park for a while
July 21, 2022
2022 TWS ballot results
The results of the ballots for The Wildlife Society’s 2022 Council elections are in. The elections have ushered in Art Rodgers as the new vice president of TWS. Jim Sedinger...
July 7, 2022
Rock crevices help relocated woodrats succeed
The best predictor for relocated eastern woodrats to succeed in Illinois is the presence of plenty of rocky crevices for them to nest in. Eastern woodrat (Neotoma floridana) populations began...
May 20, 2022
Watch: Biologists examine low-cost ways to improve urban streams
Biologists at the University of Cincinnati are studying low-cost ways to improve water quality and wildlife habitat in urban creeks. Like those found in many large cities, Cincinnati’s streams are...
May 13, 2022
Foxes killed by avian flu
Wildlife officials say highly pathogenic avian influenza has killed wild foxes in Michigan, Minnesota and Ontario—the first known cases of the virus in wild mammals in North America. On Thursday,...
May 5, 2022
Can boxes help fight white-nose syndrome?
Conservationists coping with the spread of the deadly white-nose syndrome are finding innovative solutions by thinking inside the box. Wooden bat boxes work as artificial roosts for bats in areas...