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Game not always umbrella species for conservation
Conserving game species may not always provide trickle-down benefits for all species in ecosystems, according to new research. Sometimes, the effects of sustaining high numbers of these ungulates can cause...
Colorado Chapter: Officers
Officers Officers 2023-2024 President:Robin Russell, robinrssll<dot>gmail<dot>com Past President:Nate Jones (for bio, click HERE), nate<dot>f<dot>jones<at>gmail<dot>com President-Elect: Casey Setash, casey<dot>setash<at>state<dot>co<dot>us Treasurer: Adam Beheny, adam <dot>behney<at>state<dot>co<dot>us Secretary: Mark Fletcher (for bio, click HERE), Fletcher<at>pinyon-env<dot>com...
Colorado Chapter: Small Grants
Small Grants Program Management and Research | Education | Travel | History – Management and Research REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The purpose of the CCTWS Small Grants Program is to encourage...
Snow leopards may eat more big animals than previously thought
Snow leopards eat a lot more big ungulates than researchers may think, according to a new study. Snow leopards are notoriously elusive — one member of The Wildlife Society has...
Sneak preview part two: 2016 conference workshops
Our 2016 Annual Conference workshops will be conducted on Saturday, October 15. If you missed last week’s announcement of six of the 12 workshops, click here to view that feature...
Tracking the spread of bee pathogen in North America
In the game of chess, taking your opponent’s queen puts the rest of the kingdom in danger. Taking queen bumble bees from the U.S. to Europe in the past might...
Sneak preview: 2016 conference workshops
The Wildlife Society’s 23rd Annual Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina, promises to be one of our organization’s biggest and best events ever! Early projections indicate that the October 15-19 event will draw...
Changing climate is driving snowshoe hares northwards
Snowshoe hares’ traditional habitat in Wisconsin may not be white enough to provide the animals with cover as the climate changes. “The snowshoe hare is perfectly modeled for life on...
Gone in an orange flash
During migrations, eastern monarch butterflies used to swoosh by in an orange blur, but an 84 percent decline in over a decade has caused the colorful flashes to be a...
The winter is more bitter for mangy wolves
Mangy wolves struggle more to cope with the cold and wind than healthy animals. “They could either consume more to replace those lost calories through heat or they could move...