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Urban Wildlife

TWS Wildlife News

Tropical milkweed supports urban resident monarchs

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Position Statement

Urban wildlife

Which urban parks benefit wildlife?

What flowers benefit wild urban bees?

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

Urban coyotes live longer in highly populated areas

Urbanization challenges Eurasian red squirrels

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

TWS Position Statement: Wildlife Fertility Control

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

TWS Position Statement: Urban Wildlife