Food, cover and corn drive elk movement in Nebraska
Elk have returned to Nebraska but we’re only now discovering how they move through its patchwork of prairie and corn
Artificial roosts may overheat bats
Common conservation technique may be death trap for bats during heat waves
Wetland restoration boosts flatwoods salamander numbers
Decades of historical fire suppression has led to unsuitable habitat and a contracted range
LISTEN: Anna Chalfoun navigates the human side of science
What happens when you sign up for wildlife science to work with animals but then discover most of the job is working with people?
Are harp seals hampering cod recovery?
One of the biggest fisheries in the North Atlantic collapsed in the 1990s—and numbers are still down
U.S. Customs intercepts a stowaway pest
The tiny leafhopper species is potentially dangerous to crops and native plants
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TWS reveals a new logo
A fresh but familiar owl flies onto the scene
Congress is nullifying resource management plans
This creates uncertainty around the future management of federal public lands
Half of world’s bird species in decline: IUCN
An update to the international organization's Red List reveals a growing extinction crisis for some species while offering hope for others
