New Policy Resource: Policy Priority Reference Lists
Members of The Wildlife Society can now readily locate published science pertaining to TWS’ ten policy priorities through our new Policy Priority Reference Lists. The Policy Priority Reference Lists are a resource...
Learn and Network: Biometrics Working Group
The Wildlife Society’s Biometrics Working Group promotes the development and application of biometrical methods in the study and management of wildlife resources. The working group provides a forum for TWS...
Join The 1,000!
As a TWS member, you now have the opportunity to participate in a pivotal effort that will have a significant impact on the future of TWS. All members are invited...
Western Section Annual Meeting: Dec. 19 Savings Deadline
The Western Section of The Wildlife Society will hold their annual meeting on January 26-30, 2015 in Santa Rosa, CA at the Vineyard Creek Hyatt. Registrants will have the opportunity...
Duck Frenzy
The New Mexico State University Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society recently participated in duck banding with the USFWS. Student chapter members Isidro Barela, Miranda Butler-Valverde, and John Townsend volunteered...
Call for Symposia: Vth International Wildlife Congress
The deadline for symposia proposals for the Vth International Wildlife Congress in Sapporo, Japan is January 9, 2015, so don’t wait until after the holidays to submit your proposal! The...
Beginning Your Professional Journey
The Wildlife Society recently learned of a career preparation workshop for undergraduate students to be held at the Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference on February 8, 2015 in Indianapolis, IN....
Southwest Section WOWs Us!
The Southwest Section of The Wildlife Society hosted a conference call on November 20, 2014 to spotlight the formation of a Women of Wildlife Committee, also known as WOW. In...
TWS Welcomes New Working Groups
The Wildlife Society Council granted official status in October 2014 to two new working groups – the Early Career Professional Working Group and the Military Lands Working Group. TWS is...
