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Wild horses’ wells can benefit other species
The ecological impacts of wild horses and burro usually make for bad news. Scientifically considered feral animals, they are known for damaging the plants and soil of arid ecosystems and...
JWM: Oklahoma black bears use mostly wild resources
Black bears moving back into northeast Oklahoma after extirpation in the early 1900s are leery of humans and development, largely preferring wild resources to anthropogenic ones. Recently, the bears have...
Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society had successful conference
The Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society’s first virtual conference was a success. The 57th annual conference commenced on Feb 24 and ended on Feb. 26, 2021, and drew a...
The March/April issue of The Wildlife Professional
The Wildlife Professional is an exclusive benefit of membership in The Wildlife Society. Published six times annually, the magazine presents timely research news and analysis of trends in the wildlife profession....
Wildlife Vocalizations: Valorie Titus
Wildlife Vocalizations is a collection of short personal perspectives from people in the field of wildlife sciences. There are so many moments in my career that have solidified my love...
Watch: Royal turtles in Cambodia lay first eggs in captivity
Royal turtles have laid five clutches of eggs in a conservation center — the first time ever the species has laid eggs in captivity in Cambodia. Royal turtles (Batagur affinis),...
Wildlife Vocalizations: Auriel M.V. Fournier
Wildlife Vocalizations is a collection of short personal perspectives from people in the field of wildlife sciences. I would like to see us critically think about the lessons we take...
Suburban coyotes, foxes favor wild prey over pets and trash
Despite their reputation for digging into trashcans and getting into altercations with humans, coyotes in suburban New York are actually eating more natural food sources like white-tailed deer and rodents....
Wildlife and human neighbors behave similarly
People who live off the land, such as hunter-gatherers or foraging humans, tend to behave similarly to their wildlife counterparts when it comes to foraging, reproduction and even social interaction,...
Watch: Aerial survey studies wildfire’s effects on elk
The Cameron Peak Fire was a massive wildfire that swept across the Colorado landscape last summer —the state’s largest fire in history. To understand the effect on elk (Cervus canadensis)...