Over one-third of Vietnam’s mammals are at risk of extinction
Despite some being located in a protected area, hundreds of mammal species in Vietnam face extinction
U.S. Forest Service announces hiring freeze
Over 2,000 U.S. Forest Service jobs will not be filled during the 2025 fiscal year
Coyote hunting doesn’t always decrease populations
Researchers looked at relationships between predators, humans and coyotes on a large scale
Bees face road mortality
As visitors—and traffic—increase in national parks in the western U.S., bees are facing more vehicle collisions
New working groups draw interest at the 2024 TWS Conference
Newly formed TWS working groups sought member input and engagement at the 2024 conference
Urbanization challenges Eurasian red squirrels
Changes in the squirrels’ genetics have occurred in the last 30 years
2024 Publications Awards winners announced
Awards include best books in the authored, edited and history of wildlife biology categories and papers in the journal, monograph and student paper categories
Wildlife Vocalizations: Sara Schweitzer
Schweitzer studied birds and developed long-term monitoring programs in Bulgaria
Social media can boost caracal conservation
Social media boosted conservation of a wild cat in Africa
