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2025 TWS Elections

Take a look at candidates for this year’s TWS election

Read Now April 29, 2025
May 12, 2025

Florida mulls reef gecko listing

Small coastal lizard has limited range in southern part of the state

May 9, 2025

The pretty bird bias is real for researchers

Researchers find that charisma, a wide range and proximity to university campuses result in more peer-reviewed articles on birds

May 9, 2025

Bills introduced ahead of Migratory Bird Day

The Migratory Bird Protection Act and the Albatross and Petrel Conservation Act would build upon existing efforts

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January 3, 2024

JWM: Despite predation, deer numbers in western Virginia are stable

Hunters had feared coyotes and bears were driving down deer populations

December 29, 2023

JWM: Reducing harvest regulations can boost male turkey numbers

Are hunting regulations keeping up with the South’s declining turkey numbers?

December 27, 2023

Moon sheds new light on how ocelots and bobcats share the landscape

The two cats seem similar, but their behaviors change with the phases of the moon

December 26, 2023

JWM: Invasive pythons may affect bobcats in the Everglades

Pythons compete with bobcats for prey

December 21, 2023

U.S. government sets out on first-ever assessment of nature

The effort seeks dozens of authors to contribute to a 2026 report

November 22, 2023

JWM: Wild turkeys may face a tougher future in a warmer world

Climate change may create more difficulties for struggling populations

November 10, 2023

Q&A: A framework for ethics in wildlife management

In a society with competing views of wildlife, should managers be more explicit about the values at stake?

November 9, 2023

TWS 2023: Confronting a changing profession

At TWS’ 30th Annual Conference, wildlifers grappled with shifting priorities

October 31, 2023

Two conservation artists receive ‘Ding’ Darling Memorial Award

Melissa Groo and Erika Coover are being honored for their work