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Human-wildlife conflict

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

TWS Issue Statement: Feral Swine in North America

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 herd of antelope grazing in open grassland, representing wildlife population control and ecosystem management.

TWS Position Statement: Wildlife Fertility Control

Dead fish floating near the surface of water, showing signs of disease and environmental stress in an aquatic ecosystem.

TWS Position Statement: Wildlife Disease

Deer skull and antlers lying in dry grass, representing wildlife mortality and the impacts of environmental stress and human–wildlife conflict.

TWS Position Statement: Wildlife Damage Management

Red fox sitting on a rooftop in an urban neighborhood, showing how wildlife adapts to city environments.

TWS Position Statement: Urban Wildlife

Forest landscape showing logged area and managed tree growth representing responsible human use of natural resources and sustainable forestry.

TWS Position Statement: Responsible Human Use of Wildlife and their Habitats