Moose gravitate toward seismic lines
The species prefer the younger forest along the seismic survey lines
Wild Cam: Targeting invasive caiman hatchlings helps with their population removal
Wildlife managers remove invasive reptiles from Everglades during 10-year project
TWS 2023: Building trust in science
How can scientists combat misinformation?
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TWS2022: Private ranches host largest U.S. ocelot population
Ocelot tracking in Texas reveals a wider tolerance for habitat type than previously thought
Golf course gators munch on more spider, insects
Alligators eat more spiders and insects than their non-golf course counterparts
WSB: Metal detectors uncover ingested fishhooks in turtles
Low-cost technology can give quick answers in field work
Birds experience lower nest survival near an Alaskan oilfield
Prudhoe Bay oilfield infrastructure can impact songbird and shorebird nesting
WSB: Drones can help scare gulls away
Gulls can cause huge problems for wildlife managers in some cities. When they nest in large colonies near airports, these urban-adapted, roof-nesting birds pose a risk of collision with planes....
Climate is shifting 4,000 years of polar food stability
Archaeological remains reveal how the Canadian Arctic’s food web has changed
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