Providing Wildlife Connectivity Across Roads in the U.S. in 2026
Please join Dr. Patricia Cramer of the Wildlife Connectivity Institute, a national leader on the topic of wildlife crossings and wildlife habitat connectivity, along with the rest of the newly...
Hosted By: Transportation Ecology Working Group
Book Club Discussion with Dan Flores: American Serengeti
Watch the recording here. —- Join the Student Development Working Group for a special book club discussion of American Serengeti with award-winning author Dan Flores! Dan will share insights into...
Hosted By: Student Development Working Group
From Science to Statute: How Wildlife Professionals Shape Conservation Policy
December 10, 2025 from 1-2 p.m. ET Join TWS staff for a webinar exploring how sound science informs effective conservation policy. We’ll walk through each stage of the legislative and...
TWS Legacy Giving: Retirement Giving for Wildlife Conservation
Support Wildlife by Investing in the Future Generation of Wildlife Professionals—Today AND Even Beyond Your Lifetime…. Picture a world where wildlife and people thrive in resilient ecosystems. Together, we can...
From Consultation to Collaboration: Centering Tribal Voices in Conservation
Learn practical strategies for fostering respectful, equitable partnerships with Tribes in wildlife research and management. Through best practices, case studies, and discussion groups, participants will gain tools for building trust,...
Hosted By: Native Peoples’ Wildlife Management Working Group
One Health in Action: Youth-Led Models for Conservation and Community Engagement
This webinar, hosted by TWS Conservation Education and Outreach Working Group, is designed for conservation educators, outreach specialists, land managers, and natural resource professionals working to build healthier ecosystems and communities. Learn...
Hosted By: Conservation Education and Outreach Working Group
Animating the Carbon Cycle
The webinar presents the latest scientific insights about how animal species restoration and conservation can contribute to nature-based climate solutions via their underappreciated functional roles in protecting and enhancing carbon...
Hosted By: Habitat Restoration Working Group
Thank you for clustering: Reducing the cost of wildlife disease science
An interdisciplinary team of wildlife professionals and statisticians recently discovered that we can leverage correlation in disease among free-ranging wildlife to dramatically reduce the sample sizes needed to study disease...
Hosted By: Biometrics Working Group
Caribbean Coasts: Partnering with Local Communities to Conserve Tropical Coastal Wildlife
Join The Wildlife Society’s Latin American & Caribbean Working Group and Coastal and Marine Wildlife Working Group for a webinar exploring how conservationists in the Caribbean collaborate with local communities...
Hosted By: Latin American and Caribbean Working Group

