Join the Rangeland Wildlife Working Group
The Rangeland Wildlife Working Group (RWWG), which was established in March of 2013, is currently looking for new members. The subunits goals include supporting efforts to manage rangelands for wildlife...
Tribes and First Nations sign “Buffalo Treaty”
Last week, 11 U.S. Indian Tribes and Canadian First Nations signed a treaty that established an intertribal alliance aimed at restoring bison in their territories located throughout the Great Plains...
2014 Leadership Institute Participants Announced
On May 9th, The Wildlife Society (TWS) announced the selections for the 2014 TWS Leadership Institute. They are promising early-career wildlife professionals who were chosen from a competitive pool of...
Meet The Candidates
The Wildlife Society announces candidates for positions on TWS Council. Electronic ballots will be sent in May to all members with an email address. If you do not have an...
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
TWS membership is open to wildlife professionals, students and anyone who is interested in wildlife science, management and conservation. You can join TWS or renew your membership through the links...
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