North Central Section happenings – Part 2
This article originally appears in the North Central Section of The Wildlife Society’s Fall 2018 newsletter. The newsletter includes updates from the Ball State ...
Indiana
Indiana Chapter hosts workshop on communicating your message
The Indiana Chapter of The Wildlife Society will hold a workshop for wildlife professionals on communicating your message Oct. 30 at the Hendricks County 4-H Center ...
Indiana Chapter members honored by Midwest AWFA
©TWS Indiana Chapter Indiana received the Midwest Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (MAFWA) “Excellence in Conservation” award in 2017. One of seven ...
TWS member Scott Johnson given Lifetime Achievement Award
At the 2017 Midwest Bat Working Group meeting this spring, Indiana Chapter of The Wildlife Society member and Chapter Past-President (1993) Scott Johnson was ...
Captive cervid hunting now allowed in Indiana
Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed into law legislation to allow captive cervid hunting – following a decade-long debate. The practice of hunting cervids within ...
What’s on the menu for Allegheny woodrats?
It’s difficult for a population to persist when its main food source has disappeared. Allegheny woodrats (Neotoma magister) faced this firsthand when American ...
Uncovering Natural History of Endangered Frog
The reclusive crawfish frog hasn’t been studied much — until now. The federal government recently funded a state wildlife grant to carry out local conservation ...
Tagging, Banding, Trapping, and More
Members of Ball State’s (BSU) Student Chapter of TWS have been busy educating its members and on wildlife ecology and management. One of the best ways to broaden ...