Cameras catch coyotes eating harbor seals
The phenomenon has likely been happening for quite some time
The Wildlife Society Celebrates 88th Birthday
Since its founding nearly nine decades ago, The Wildlife Society has created an international impact in science and conservation
The microbiome clues researchers into endangered bat health
Indiana bats are federally endangered, and scientists are concerned about their health
Wild Cam: Dens crucial for polar bear survival
Footage shows polar bear cubs emerging from dens for the first time
Professional societies issue joint statement on federal workforce
TWS joins other societies to highlight the importance of federal employees and their critical work for conservation
Juvenile sea turtles don’t just drift—they swim
Findings about the turtles in their early years can help inform conservation
Where can giant otters best survive?
The endangered South American mustelids were extirpated from much of their range in the 20th century
Former Wyoming wildlife director to lead USFWS
Brian Nesvik worked for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for 29 years
Decades of Indigenous observations reveal changing bird community
Scientific surveys and Heiltsuk knowledge came together to unravel the avian ecology of a British Columbia island
