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Habitat Restoration

Young female deer grassy field

TWS Issue Statement: Baiting and Supplemental Feeding of Game Wildlife Species

Moss-covered trees and dense vegetation in an old-growth forest ecosystem providing critical habitat for wildlife and biodiversity.

TWS Issue Statement: Management of Old-growth Forest on the Pacific Coast of North America

Pack of gray wolves moving through snowy forest habitat representing wolf restoration and ecosystem balance in protected wilderness areas.

TWS Issues Statement: Wolf Restoration and Management in the Contiguous United States

Oil and gas industrial facility in a mountain valley showing habitat disturbance and infrastructure development in wildlife areas.

TWS Issue Statement: Oil and Gas Development in the Rocky Mountain West

Group of feral horses standing in open grassland habitat, showing their presence and impact on native ecosystems.

TWS Issue Statement: Feral Horses and Burros in North America

Domestic sheep grazing on open rangeland, illustrating the risk of disease transmission between livestock and nearby wildlife populations.

TWS and AAWV Joint Issue Statement: Domestic Sheep and Goats Disease Transmission Risk to Wild Sheep

Large python consuming a mammal on forest ground, showing the impact of invasive species on native wildlife ecosystems.

TWS Position Statement: Invasive Species

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TWS Position Statement: Livestock Grazing on Rangelands in the Western United States

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TWS Position Statement: The U.S. Endangered Species Act (RESCINDED)

Wind turbines on a mountain ridge landscape showing renewable energy development in wildlife habita

TWS Issue Statement: Impacts of Wind Energy Development on Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat

Gray wolf standing in a forest habitat, representing the importance of protecting wildlife needs and natural ecosystems.

TWS Position Statement: Incorporating Wildlife Needs in Land Management Plans

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TWS Position Statement: Threatened and Endangered Species in the U.S.

Deer grazing in a natural forest meadow with pine trees and rocky mountains in the background, representing healthy wildlife habitat and environmental quality.

TWS Position Statement: Environmental Quality through Resource Management

Wind turbines generating clean renewable energy at sunset, representing sustainable energy development and climate-friendly power production.

TWS Position Statement: Energy Development and Wildlife

TWS student member receives Aldo Leopold Scholarship

Partners from the start of wildlife conservation

Cleveland, Tenn., student chapter members had eventful 2019

Hawaiian hawk to be removed from endangered list