
TWS 2024: Lead is ‘silently poisoning’ captive cheetahs
Captive cheetahs are more vulnerable to lead poisoning than big cats in the wild

Wild Cam: Drones survey snow leopards by tracking their prey
Drones give researchers a bird’s-eye view of argali sheep and Siberian ibex in a Mongolian nature reserve

USGS cuts would jeopardize leading wildlife research
The loss of personnel and entire research arms would affect our ability to monitor wildlife populations


Argentina collars jaguars in newly opened national park
Wildlife managers are introducing cats and tracking them in El Impenetrable National Park

Jaguar parts widely sold online in Mexico
Traffickers sold skins, teeth and skulls on platforms like Facebook, Etsy and eBay

Bobcats and people coexist in Tucson
To learn more about urban bobcats, researchers had to also work with people

Rat poison rife in Aussie endangered species
Tasmanian devils and quolls among affected species

Europe’s wolf population on the rise
Wolf populations on the continent have increased almost 60% is the last decade

JWM: Nearly all California city coyotes eat rat poison
Efforts to control rodents may affect nontarget species—especially in urban areas
