New California law protects wildlife connectivity
The rule instructs counties and cities to consider wild corridors when planning development
Daniel Uresk wins TWS’ Special Recognition Service Award
Longtime U.S. Forest Service research scientist conducted years of work on prairie dogs, ungulates, reptiles and invasive cheatgrass
Wildlife Vocalizations: Luis Trujillo Sosa
TWS member discusses his passion and work in Guatemala
Bird extinctions led to 3 billion years of lost evolution
Disappearance of Hawaiian birds and other species have led to losses in ecosystem roles
USFWS proposes listing a firefly species as endangered
The listing of the Bethany Beach firefly would be the first of its kind
Drones prove useful for marsh deer counts
Fixed-wing drones helped researchers examine marsh deer population and habitat concerns in Brazilian wetlands
Elk spotted in eastern Iowa is a rare sight
Iowa hasn’t had a breeding elk population in over 100 years but recent sightings raise questions about their population
Hannah Henry Receives Graduate Fellowship in Wildlife Policy
Doctoral student Hannah Henry will receive a second years of research funding through the Ronald F. Labisky Graduate Fellowship in Wildlife Policy
Man sentenced for cloning giant sheep in Montana
The cloned Marco Polo sheep was used to create hybrids for captive trophy hunting
