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Human Dimensions

Birding is good for the brain

Hired guns will remove nonnative mule deer

National Wild Turkey Federation honors Ron Regan

Q&A: Why are crocodiles stealing Floridian Jet Skis?

JWM: Oasis agriculture helps boars adapt to desert living

Two cheetahs lying in the grass in Zambia, one licking the other

Wild Cam: Tracking cheetah survival in Zambia

Virtual reality puts bird biology into the brain

Discovering the impacts of brain drain and disinvestment

LISTEN: Understanding NEPA

Loss of long-term ecological research is ‘alarming’

Maine switches the lights off for conservation

LISTEN: How TWS publications shape our profession

A tax refund can fuel a conservation return

Researchers reviewing data and charts during a scientific peer review process for wildlife conservation and environmental policy studies.

TWS Issue Statement: Scientific Peer Review of Agency Decision Processes

Pack of gray wolves moving through snowy forest habitat representing wolf restoration and ecosystem balance in protected wilderness areas.

TWS Issues Statement: Wolf Restoration and Management in the Contiguous United States

Grizzly bear walking through forested mountain habitat highlighting wildlife conservation and human–bear coexistence challenges.

TWS Issue Statement: Delisting of Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Area

Hunter aiming a rifle in an open field representing wildlife killing contests and unethical competitive hunting practices.

TWS Issue Statement: Wildlife Killing Contests

Deer skull and antlers lying in dry grass, representing wildlife mortality and the impacts of environmental stress and human–wildlife conflict.

TWS Position Statement: Wildlife Damage Management