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The January issue of JWM is now available

The featured article models the occupancy of prey, predators and livestock in the Central Himalayas

Read Now January 7, 2026
February 4, 2026

Virtual reality puts bird biology into the brain

Technology can give others a taste of the experiences of a bird biologist

February 4, 2026

Can bobcats survive the bird flu?

Some individuals may be fighting off H5N1 infection

February 3, 2026

TWS turns 90!

Celebrating nine decades of supporting professionals and successful wildlife conservation

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April 30, 2025

JWM: Are elephants an obstacle for rhino reintroduction?

In Zimbabwe’s Gonarezhou National Park, elephants and reintroduced black rhinos eat the same plants in the same places

April 30, 2025

Using bird data to help bees

Bird observation can help researchers learn about wild bees that use similar habitat features

April 29, 2025

2025 TWS Elections

Take a look at candidates for this year’s TWS election

April 29, 2025

Elephant seals won’t recover from bird flu for 100 years

A colony of southern elephant seals lost nearly all its newborn pups in 2023 to the virus

April 28, 2025

Wild Cam: How feasible is beaver eradication in Argentina?

Invasive species introduced to Tierra del Fuego for the fur trade has devastated the native ecosystem

April 28, 2025

Citizen science is ecologically accurate

Platforms like eBird and iNaturalist showed low evidence of observation bias

April 25, 2025

Comfort food for thought

Wildlife Vocalizations started five years ago to elevate members’ voices. Could these stories now spark the next chapter for TWS?

April 25, 2025

Climate change leading cause of biodiversity loss in U.S.

Ninety-one percent of species listed under the ESA face the threat of climate change

April 24, 2025

Edmonton-based Indigenous artist to join 2025 TWS conference

Dusty LeGrande creates art inspired by the cultural and natural landscape around him