Doctoral candidates recognized for presentations during #TWS2024
Gilia Patterson’s and Sadie Roth’s presentations stood out among hundreds at the TWS Annual Conference
NAUFWP partnership increased student participation in TWS Annual Conference
TWS’ Partnership with NAUFWP provided students with a discounted registration to #TWS2024
Wildlife Vocalizations: Nicole Davros
Farmland wildlife research supervisor, Nicole Davros, discusses her advice for a good work/life balance
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TWS Conservation Affairs Network travels to D.C.
Washington D.C. field trip during #TWS2024 gave members an opportunity to discuss The Wildlife Society on the Hill
USDA-APHIS Wildlife Services deputy administrator announces retirement
TWS member Janet Bucknall will retire after decades of service with the federal agency
Wildlife Vocalizations: Krysten Schuler
Krysten Schuler discusses her journey to become a wildlife disease ecologist
Youngest wildlifers shine at 2024 TWS Conference
Students and alumni from Albuquerque’s Bosque School presented their research in front of a national audience
Coyote hunting doesn’t always decrease populations
Researchers looked at relationships between predators, humans and coyotes on a large scale
New working groups draw interest at the 2024 TWS Conference
Newly formed TWS working groups sought member input and engagement at the 2024 conference
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