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Dana Kobilinsky

Chirping at night can put birds at greater collision risk

April 25, 2019

Birds that make faint, high-frequency flight calls during their nighttime migration are more likely than ones that don’t make these calls to collide with buildings, researchers found. “Flight calls are used by migratory birds to …

Dana Kobilinsky

Student presentation: Implementing citizen science in research

February 5, 2019

Citizen science is growing in wildlife biology, providing an inexpensive, efficient way to collect large amounts of data. But how should researchers use it effectively? In a presentation titled, “Population Level Inferences Improve with Integration …

TWS News

Authors recognized for outstanding publications

January 17, 2019

From topics on lesser prairie-chickens (Tympanuchus pallidicinctus) to northern goshawks (Accipiter gentilis), 15 wildlifers and authors took home the Wildlife Publications Award at the 2018 annual TWS conference in Cleveland, Ohio. The Wildlife Publication Award, …

Dana Kobilinsky

Home-grown talent earns Chester Martin “Ding” Darling Memorial Award

January 4, 2019

Chester Martin and his twin brother Victor were only in junior high when they started sketching wildlife, getting inspiration from artists like Orville Rice, who illustrated the Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine that came to …

Dana Kobilinsky

Every person matters for this year’s Aldo Leopold winner

December 26, 2018

It was the fall of 1943, and a young Leigh Fredrickson joined his father for a day in a Missouri River oxbow in Iowa collecting cattail leaves. A cooper, his father needed the leaves to …

Dana Kobilinsky

Texas A&M University-Kingsville earns Student Chapter of the Year

November 21, 2018

Texas A&M University-Kingsville took home the 2018 Student Chapter of the Year award at this year’s annual TWS conference in Cleveland. Student chapters that actively and effectively help The Wildlife Society achieve its goals are …

Dana Kobilinsky

Grant helps native students attend TWS conference

November 16, 2018

Eleven native students took advantage of networking and learning opportunities at the annual TWS conference in Cleveland thanks to Native Student Professional Development Program (NSPD) grants. The program started in 2006 and has brought 120 …

Dana Kobilinsky

Student travel grants bring 17 wildlife students to Cleveland

November 1, 2018

Each year, wildlife students look forward to the annual TWS conference. This year, 47 percent of conference attendees were students, and student travel grants helped make it easier for 17 of them to attend the …

Dana Kobilinsky

Ending the conference on a high note in Cleveland

October 12, 2018

From the sessions and talks to the workshops, plenaries and field trips, over 1,650 conference attendees learned a week-long array of wildlife knowledge and networked with their peers at the 25th TWS Annual Conference in Cleveland. …

David Frey

Plenary speakers look to future wildlife concerns

October 11, 2018

At its 25th Annual Conference, The Wildlife Society is celebrating the conservation successes we’ve achieved, but that doesn’t mean the work is done. As speakers took the stage at the Thursday plenary, they spoke to …

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