CWD on the rise in Alberta
Nearly one in four mule deer tested positive for the disease
Black-backed woodpecker model informs fire management decisions
Black-backed woodpeckers prefer a mosaic of burns after a fire
Climate change may throw off Arctic squirrel mating
Females are emerging earlier in the spring
Ranchers provide insight into carnivore fencing
Scientists met with landowners once a month to create fencing surveys
Over 100 burrowing owls released in Canadian wild
The owls are head-started and released as breeding pairs
Coyotes that hunt moose may also go after humans
To understand why coyotes attack humans, researchers examined what the canids were eating
Environmental risks higher for urban bees
Researchers found more environmental stressors and changes in urban bees’ microbiomes
2023 TWS Wildlife Publication Awards shortlist announced
The committee has named top contenders in book, journal, monograph and student paper categories
Humpback whales don’t compete with boat noise
Male humpbacks increase their volume when the wind is noisy, but not around noisy boats

