
As the climate changes, wild turkeys aren’t keeping up
Earlier springs raise concerns for wild turkeys in the South

Q&A: Rapid-fire evolution in the Pyrocene
Researchers consider how wildlife may adapt to catastrophic wildfires

Q&A: A call to ‘braid’ Indigenous rights and endangered species laws
Indigenous leaders and researchers say recovery targets fall short for culturally important species


A looming fungal disease poses a major threat to North American salamanders
The pathogen Bsal could cause declines in 140 species

This endangered bird is evolving to adapt to climate change
Over the past century, the southwestern willow flycatcher’s genome has changed

WSB special section highlights lead ammunition
The section arose from a TWS Annual Conference symposium
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Q&A: Dealing with the human side of reintroducing wildlife
Taking people into account can improve outcomes for wildlife

Lack of genetic diversity may put Channel Island foxes at risk
The foxes have come back from the brink of extinction, but their genetic diversity remains low

As the avian flu spread, its severity grew
Researchers found the virus is usually severe in mammals
