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Retired wildlife leaders decry firings as ‘existential threat’

Former leaders warn that firings will cause widespread and long-lasting consequences for wildlife management across North America

Read Now March 14, 2025
April 4, 2025

Wildlife Vocalizations: Jamie Bowles

Acting wildlife biologist shares how she was inspired to work with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

April 4, 2025

American kestrel fledglings have high survival rate

But the small falcon continues to face declines in North America

April 3, 2025

Former USFWS Director Lynn Adams Greenwalt dies

Greenwalt helped implement the newly passed Endangered Species Act during his term as director

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April 1, 2022

2022 TWS Elections: Vice presidential candidates

The ballot for The Wildlife Society’s 2022 elections includes nominees for the position of vice president. Additional nominees may be submitted by any voting member in good standing, if supported...

April 1, 2022

Birds shift egg-laying time with climate

Some birds in Chicago are laying eggs as much as 25 days earlier than they did about a century ago. Researchers say that’s because as the climate warms, vegetation and...

March 31, 2022

Cameras gather key snake data on Guam

Brown treesnakes are known for their elusiveness, which makes it difficult for researchers and managers to assess the effectiveness of tools to manage them on the island of Guam, where...

March 31, 2022

JWM: Livestock may drive down Pallas’s cat numbers in Mongolia

Pallas’s cats are about the size of house cats, only furrier and with rounder bodies. Their eyes have rounded pupils, while all other cats are known for their characteristic vertical...

March 31, 2022

Dolphin deaths in Virginia raise concerns

The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center is responding to a growing number of common dolphin sightings and strandings, including five deaths. The sightings are unusual, the aquarium says, since...

March 30, 2022

TWS2021: Are marmots habituating to humans?

Yellow-bellied marmots can become habituated to human presence on hiking trails, but only to an extent. Constant vigilance of people nearby may cause the mammals to miss important meals before...

March 30, 2022

Less biodiversity means more bird extinction

Conservationists often focus on protecting individual species to help maintain biodiversity. But researchers found that protecting biodiversity may be a good way to prevent extinction. Brian Weeks, an assistant professor...

March 30, 2022

Hundreds of ‘new’ mammals hiding in plain sight

At least hundreds of so-far unidentified species of mammals are hiding in plain sight around the world, a new study suggests. Writing in the Proceedings of the National Academy of...

March 29, 2022

For genetic researchers, key metadata is often missing

Often when researchers conduct genetic studies with grant funding, they’re required to make the sequence data public. But they aren’t required to report where the sample originated and when it...