Why has Missouri succeeded in wild pig control?
While other areas struggle against an overwhelming invasion, one state’s holistic approach to control has revealed that control is possible
Wild Cam: Restoration boosts cryptic salamander numbers
Endangered Barton Springs salamanders are found only in a handful of places in downtown Austin
Listen: Conservation trouble in paradise
How wildlife managers are fighting invasives and restoring native habitats in the U.S. Virgin Islands
JWM: Helicopter skiing reduces caribou range in British Columbia
Backcountry recreationists may be disturbing ungulates in remote mountain sanctuaries
TWS2025: Feral horses out-eat Alberta ungulates, cattle
As an additional prey item for wolves, bears and cougars, equids may artificially boost predator numbers in the area
Shocking northern pike research reveals resilience
Common research tactic to stun fish using electric voltage has little effect on survival
Wetland restoration boosts flatwoods salamander numbers
Decades of historical fire suppression has led to unsuitable habitat and a contracted range
Are harp seals hampering cod recovery?
One of the biggest fisheries in the North Atlantic collapsed in the 1990s—and numbers are still down
TWS 2025: ‘Wings of Survival’ kicks off Edmonton conference
An epic journey following the Pacific Flyway will highlight conservation work and challenges
