U.S. Customs intercepts a stowaway pest
The tiny leafhopper species is potentially dangerous to crops and native plants
TWS reveals a new logo
A fresh but familiar owl flies onto the scene
Congress is nullifying resource management plans
This creates uncertainty around the future management of federal public lands
Half of world’s bird species in decline: IUCN
An update to the international organization's Red List reveals a growing extinction crisis for some species while offering hope for others
Government slashes funding for environmental groups encouraging diversity
Environmental organizations lose funding, even after some removed language from their websites
Introducing the “Our Wild Lives” podcast
TWS’ new show brings together diverse stories in wildlife conservation
Florida protects habitats of listed species on massive ranch
Over 7,000 acres protected to keep vital wildlife corridors connected
Two U.S. states plan to join IUCN
Massachusetts and California would become official members in 2026
Love is blind … and crosses species?
Scientists document wild hybridization between a green jay and a blue jay

