Over 100 burrowing owls released in Canadian wild
The owls are head-started and released as breeding pairs
Coyotes that hunt moose may also go after humans
To understand why coyotes attack humans, researchers examined what the canids were eating
Environmental risks higher for urban bees
Researchers found more environmental stressors and changes in urban bees’ microbiomes
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2023 TWS Wildlife Publication Awards shortlist announced
The committee has named top contenders in book, journal, monograph and student paper categories
Humpback whales don’t compete with boat noise
Male humpbacks increase their volume when the wind is noisy, but not around noisy boats
TWS2022: Canada lynx tolerate beetle kill forests
The felines follow their primary prey—snowshoe hares
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Study suggests ‘not all is lost’ for ivory-billed woodpecker
Researchers compiled a decade’s worth of reports, audio and images
USFWS releases revised policies for mitigating natural resource damage
New policies will guide the agency, partners and project proponents in employing mitigation practices
Vermont cave hosts survivors of white-nose syndrome
Biologists hope they can help repopulate devastated bat populations