Q&A: Shedding light on urban birds
Light pollution can be harmful to some urban birds, but robins make the most of it
Massive Louisiana wetlands project gets underway
$2.9 billion Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion seeks to rebuild miles of lost land and marshes
Purdue to host research partnership to benefit wildlife
The partnership is Indiana’s first U.S. Geological Survey Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
The September issue of the Journal of Wildlife Management
Check out articles on a new model to estimate population size of Roosevelt elk, how weather conditions affect white-tailed deer harvest in Iowa, and more
TWS fellows named for 2023
A group of 10 wildlifers were honored for their work in the profession
After losing flockmates, sparrows move on
Social interaction seems tied to the birds’ choice of wintering grounds
Montana lowers deer quotas in response to smaller herds
Drought and hard winters have reduced populations in southeast Montana
Small, migratory birds may be vulnerable to climate change
Those species may have trouble as weather becomes warmer and more unpredictable
Climate is shifting 4,000 years of polar food stability
Archaeological remains reveal how the Canadian Arctic’s food web has changed
