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How well does JWM perform on gender equity?

The Journal of Wildlife Management has improved in its representation of women authors

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February 11, 2025

How well does JWM perform on gender equity?

The Journal of Wildlife Management has improved in its representation of women authors

February 11, 2025

Planned underpasses will help boost red wolf recovery

New wildlife crossings will protect the critically endangered species whose numbers have taken a hit from vehicle collisions

February 10, 2025

WSB: Breeding wolves vulnerable to wolf harvest

The discovery has implications for managing pack populations

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February 11, 2025

How well does JWM perform on gender equity?

The Journal of Wildlife Management has improved in its representation of women authors

February 11, 2025

Planned underpasses will help boost red wolf recovery

New wildlife crossings will protect the critically endangered species whose numbers have taken a hit from vehicle collisions

February 10, 2025

WSB: Breeding wolves vulnerable to wolf harvest

The discovery has implications for managing pack populations

February 10, 2025

Headstarting program gives endangered amphibians, reptiles a boost

The Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy will be helping bring back a number of species threatened with extinction

February 7, 2025

TWS Receives Award from the Dallas Safari Club Foundation

$10,000 award recognizes significant contributions to wildlife conservation and education

February 7, 2025

The cost of conserving Australia’s wildlife

An estimated $15.6 billion would reverse extinction of 99 Australian species

February 6, 2025

Climate Connections features Sarah Fritts

The Yale radio program focused on how bats and wind turbines can coexist

February 5, 2025

Slender-billed curlew declared extinct

Scientists haven’t confirmed shorebird sighting in three decades

February 4, 2025

Can drones haze wolves?

To stop predation on livestock in Oregon, researchers took to the skies

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