
JWM: Bison, burns and birds
Reintroducing bison and prescribing fires can benefit grassland bird species

Mountain lions change timing of activity in response to recreation
In the greater LA area, mountain lions are becoming more active at night to avoid people

Monarch butterflies are losing their migration
Some things people are doing to help the butterfly may actually be hurting it


Coyote hunting doesn’t always decrease populations
Researchers looked at relationships between predators, humans and coyotes on a large scale

JWM: With too many free-roaming horses, sage-grouse suffer
Sage-grouse survival declines when free-roaming horse populations get too large

Special JWM issue highlights Indigenous wildlife research and management
Studies cover policy issues, Tribally driven research, management activities and Indigenous knowledge


Florida corridor buffers effects of climate change on wildlife—and people
10 million acres of the Florida Wildlife Corridor are already conserved

A better way to find right whales
Researchers combined sounds from the sea with views from the air

Frogs adapt to salty conditions from de-icing
But if salt content gets higher, they won’t be able to keep up
