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The Nov/Dec issue of The Wildlife Professional

On Track with Wildlife: Satellite tracking devices uncover wildlife movement

Read Now November 1, 2024
November 25, 2024

TWS Conservation Affairs Network travels to D.C. 

Washington D.C. field trip during #TWS2024 gave members an opportunity to discuss The Wildlife Society on the Hill

November 25, 2024

Ethiopian wolves feed on sweet nectar 

The wolves could potentially act as pollinators

November 22, 2024

Wildlife experts use drones to deter predators  

To protect humans and livestock, scientists in the western U.S. find drones are an effective, nonlethal hazing method for grizzly bears

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October 29, 2024

JWM: Wild pig removal boosts turkey numbers

Swine are known nest predators in southeastern U.S.

October 29, 2024

Fighting fungi with fungi

Bacteria and fungi on bat wings could help fend off the white-nose syndrome fungus

October 28, 2024

Environmental DNA reveals beaver presence

The technique can help wildlife managers looking to track translocated mammals

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October 26, 2024

How do introduced honey bees affect native bees?

Managed apiaries and urban development have the biggest effect on ground-nesting native bees

October 25, 2024

Research challenges gopher tortoise listing decision

‘Inflated predictions from a flawed model’ may have affected the outcome of the decision, researchers allege

October 25, 2024

Farewell, Baltimore!

The 31st annual conference came to a close in Baltimore

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October 24, 2024

TWS2024: Burmese pythons eat their way across the continent

Fecal samples reveal that the invasive snakes’ ecological footprint extends past southern Florida

October 24, 2024

Environmental factors influence use of eDNA to detect frogs

Researchers examined environmental DNA under different conditions to see how it changed

October 23, 2024

The November issue of the Journal of Wildlife Management is now available

Articles focus on lead in scavengers, mortality in Bonelli’s eagles, horn size in pronghorn and more

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