Osprey chicks are dying in their nests
As their populations plummet in the Chesapeake Bay, some scientists point to overfishing
Wildlife Vocalizations: Analorena Cifuentes-Rincon
PhD student describes how growing up in Colombia inspired her to pursue a career in wildlife
The September issue of JWM is now available
The featured article focuses on what factors make hunters participate in voluntary CWD testing in Wisconsin
Leslie Burger wins 2025 TWS education award
The Excellence in Wildlife Education Award celebrates sustained exemplary teaching and contributions to the improvement of wildlife education
SC dolphins contain microplastics even before birth
All stranded dolphins tested in the Charleston estuary are contaminated
Tentacle bunny virus rebrands jackalopes in viral trend
The internet is buzzing over Colorado’s cottontail rabbits, which carry a century-old virus that has long inspired myths and scientific research
TWS wildlife brief on Big Beautiful Bill
New policy brief on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act focuses on impacts to funding for wildlife conservation
Microplastics from tires may not harm butterflies
Cabbage white and monarch caterpillars can survive with tire particles in their diets
Climate change is speeding up polar bear aging
For every degree of warming since the 1960s, polar bears have aged more quickly, altering their natural life history
