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The Nov/Dec issue of The Wildlife Professional

On Track with Wildlife: Satellite tracking devices uncover wildlife movement

Read Now November 1, 2024
December 6, 2024

Grassland conservation benefits American burying beetle 

Presence of the beetle can help managers and researchers gauge the overall health of an ecosystem

December 6, 2024

Hawaiian crow released in Maui 

The bird went extinct in the wild in 2002

December 5, 2024

Invasive spotted lanternflies thrive in cities

The invasive insects are showing up earlier and remaining active later in New York City

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December 6, 2024

Grassland conservation benefits American burying beetle 

Presence of the beetle can help managers and researchers gauge the overall health of an ecosystem

December 6, 2024

Hawaiian crow released in Maui 

The bird went extinct in the wild in 2002

December 5, 2024

Invasive spotted lanternflies thrive in cities

The invasive insects are showing up earlier and remaining active later in New York City

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December 5, 2024

Wildlife Vocalizations: Kirstin Palumbo 

Kirstin Palumbo shares how a moment hunting with her dad sparked her interest in pursuing a wildlife career

December 4, 2024

Lessons from the past may improve the future for manatees 

Florida manatee populations increased just as human populations grew during the 1800s and 1900s

December 4, 2024

Rodenticides found in turkey vultures despite bans 

Researchers found anticoagulant rodenticides in 11% of the vultures they tested

December 3, 2024

Doctoral candidates recognized for presentations during #TWS2024 

Gilia Patterson’s and Sadie Roth’s presentations stood out among hundreds at the TWS Annual Conference

December 3, 2024

USFWS proposes new rules for recovery of Canada lynx 

The Service is proposing revising the current habitat designation and developing a new recovery plan

December 2, 2024

Florida scrub-jays suffer effects of warming change 

Warmer winters are causing earlier nesting in the species—and fewer offspring

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