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Birds avoid spotted lanternflies fed on invasive plants

Spotted lanternflies that feed on the tree of heaven are unpalatable to birds

Read Now November 24, 2025
December 12, 2025

LISTEN: ESA rule changes, explained

What do the proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act mean for wildlife professionals?

December 12, 2025

Changes to national park fee structure and attendance passes

Select parks will charge more for nonresident visitors

December 11, 2025

Wildlife investments boost economy, jobs

Investing in conservation isn’t just good for wildlife, it’s good for the economy

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January 28, 2025

Threatened Kansas species recovering

Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks is recommending delisting of a turtle, lizard and fish

January 27, 2025

JWM: Trail cameras can lure predators to nests

Researchers’ efforts to observe natural behavior may skew predator-prey dynamics

January 27, 2025

Colorado releases additional 15 wolves

Animals from British Columbia round out the restoration plan’s second season

January 24, 2025

Q&A: A new metric to improve 5-year species status reviews

Nonprofits and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service collaborate to build better conservation plans

January 24, 2025

Los Angeles wildfires take toll on local wildlife

Habitat loss from historic fires may have long-term effects on LA’s wildlife

January 23, 2025

New portable DNA test could help detect rare turtle

Conservationists are searching for more Swinhoe’s softshell turtles—only two are known to exist in the world

January 23, 2025

Apply now for TWS’ Leadership Institute Class of 2025

The Wildlife Society is accepting applications for its Leadership Institute class of 2025 through March 14

January 22, 2025

Wild Cam: Lack of water drives key deer toward domestication

Wildlife managers may need to create artificial water sources to avoid extirpation in some areas

January 22, 2025

Urban coyotes live longer in highly populated areas

Both high population density and low socioeconomic status in neighborhoods are linked to longer lifespans in Chicago coyotes