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New York state opens new viewing sites on birding trail

The new birding locations are in the Finger Lakes and Hudson Valley region

Read Now July 8, 2025
July 8, 2025

New York state opens new viewing sites on birding trail

The new birding locations are in the Finger Lakes and Hudson Valley region

July 7, 2025

The July/August issue of The Wildlife Professional

What HBCUs and TCUs offer to aspiring wildlifers

July 7, 2025

Wandering black rhinos less likely to inbreed

Fenced sanctuaries are a common tool to protect rhinoceros from poaching, but they may come at a cost

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February 28, 2023

Removing beaver dams to protect massive brook trout

Wildlife Services worked to remove beaver dams to improve habitats for massive coaster brook trout

February 28, 2023

COVID lockdowns brought tigers closer to roads

GPS-collared male and female tigers responded differently to the lockdown

February 27, 2023

Wild Cam: Where do sloth bears den?

Female sloth bears may sometimes take risks to gain access to better resources

February 24, 2023

Watch: Boosting bighorn numbers in Oregon

Biologists are monitoring an important California bighorn sheep population

February 21, 2023

Scent-trained dogs can detect chronic wasting disease

Canines could help manage the spread of a deadly prion disease

February 17, 2023

When plague wiped out prairie dogs, the entire ecosystem changed

The loss of prairie dogs influenced vegetation and other wildlife

February 16, 2023

Human-caused mortality influences wolf pack dynamics

From collisions to hunting, human-caused wolf deaths can change wolf pack persistence

February 16, 2023

Utah bans ‘shed antler’ hunting due to extreme weather

Cold weather and increased snowpack threaten deer

February 15, 2023

TWS2022: Deer ride autumn ‘frost wave’ of disappearing resources

Researchers tracked mule deer across Wyoming to find what drives their movements