Q&A: Conserving rare species by focusing on the community
Researchers constructed a “Robin Hood” framework for conservation
Mexican wolves go after same prey as gray wolves
A GPS tracking study confirmed that elk are the primary prey of wolves in Arizona
Mount Graham red squirrel population declines
Biologists say the numbers show the need to continue conservation measures
The November/December issue of The Wildlife Professional
Still Alive: On its 50th anniversary, the Endangered Species Act may be more relevant—and controversial—than ever
TWS2022: Private ranches host largest U.S. ocelot population
Ocelot tracking in Texas reveals a wider tolerance for habitat type than previously thought
USFWS rule would expand area for ferret reintroduction
It would also increase flexibility for wildlife managers, and encourage greater cooperation between managers and landowners
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Outlook worsens for world’s amphibians
Climate change poses a growing threat, a recent assessment found
New partnership seeks to ‘biobank’ endangered species
The USFWS and others are working with Revive & Restore to preserve genetic material
Biden vetoes efforts to strip protections for lesser prairie-chickens, northern long-eared bats
The vetoes maintain ESA protections for the two species
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