Donate

Donate

Back to Resources

Human-wildlife conflict

San Francisco Bay is deadly for hungry whales

Baby rattlesnakes don’t pack more venom than adults

LISTEN: Big cats can cross the border wall, but future is uncertain

Can fake eyes keep hungry gulls at bay?

Deadly bear attacks surge in Japan

Rock climbers collaborate with bat biologists to find roosts

LISTEN: When wildlife and aviation collide

Q&A: Why are crocodiles stealing Floridian Jet Skis?

Lions avoid livestock

A close-up of a large vulture soaring with outstretched wings, showing detailed brown and black feathers, against a blurred green and rocky background

A new DNA weapon takes on wildlife criminals

Feral and free-ranging cats sitting outdoors, illustrating their impact on native wildlife and local ecosystems.

TWS Issue Statement: Feral and Free-Ranging Domestic Cats

Close-up of a hunting rifle with mounted scope resting on grass, used for regulated wildlife management and conservation hunting.

TWS Position Statement: The Role of Firearms in Wildlife Conservation and Management in North America

Cattle grazing on open rangeland at sunset, showing how livestock management shares landscapes with native wildlife and natural habitats.

TWS Position Statement: Rangeland Livestock Grazing

American bison grazing behind a wire fence in open grassland, illustrating wildlife confinement and restricted migration.

TWS Issue Statement: Confinement of Wild Ungulates within High Fences

Young female deer grassy field

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

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 swine foraging on forest ground, showing habitat disturbance caused by invasive wild pigs.

TWS Issue Statement: Feral Swine in North America