Series: TWS Journals

Poachers and smugglers try to outwit wildlife conservation officers on a daily basis. Efforts to combat wildlife crime and change these illegal behaviors are the focus of the July/August cover...

TWS’ three premier wildlife journals — The Journal of Wildlife Management, Wildlife Monographs and the Wildlife Society Bulletin — support our mission to achieve a positive impact on the sustainability...

The new issue of the Journal of Wildlife Management (Vol.82.4) is now online. Highlights include: Commentary Research priorities for managing invasive wild pigs in North America Review Managing emerging threats...

Hurricane Sandy caused major damage at Delaware’s Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in October 2012. The effort to restore this refuge and other coastal restoration efforts is the focus of...

TWS’ publisher, Wiley, has launched a new platform that makes it easier to read the latest articles published in the Wildlife Society Bulletin and the Journal of Wildlife Management. The...

A nationwide survey of Americans last year showed that while people have an interest in nature and being outdoors, the time they spend doing outdoor activities — including traditional ones...

The February issue of the Journal of Wildlife Management (Vol. 82.2) features a special section on waterfowl conservation. Guest editor Christopher Williams, Professor of Wildlife Ecology in the Waterfowl and...

Published by The Wildlife Society since 1958, Wildlife Monographs are single-topic, peer-reviewed studies on specific problems and issues in wildlife science, management and conservation.  These published works have made significant...

A lot of factors go into choosing where to publish your wildlife research findings.  Here’s why you should choose one of TWS journals this year. Reduced page charges for members...

In our first issue of 2018, The Wildlife Professional takes an in-depth look at the struggle to contain the spread of chronic wasting disease in cervids.  In November, Montana became...