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The February issue of JWM is now available

Screenshot of the new Wildlife Society Website homepage showing a snow scene with a pack of wolves and the headline "Join Our Pack"

TWS launches new website

TWS turns 90!

WV: Samantha Hamilton

LISTEN: How TWS publications shape our profession

close up of a kissing bug clinging to a bright green blade of grass

What you don’t know might expose you to parasites

A pale axolotl with pink feathery external gills walking on a rocky underwater surface

WSB now requires double-blind reviews

Deer grazing in a natural forest meadow with pine trees and rocky mountains in the background, representing healthy wildlife habitat and environmental quality.

TWS Position Statement: Environmental Quality through Resource Management

Wind turbines generating clean renewable energy at sunset, representing sustainable energy development and climate-friendly power production.

TWS Position Statement: Energy Development and Wildlife

City skyline at sunset showing urban expansion, green spaces, and infrastructure representing economic growth and sustainable development.

TWS Position Statement: Economic Growth