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©Mark Gocke	About Us Objectives Provide an organization of wildlife management professionals from which statements affecting wildlife can be made exclusive of agency limitations. Provide for the exchange of ideas and information between wildlife workers without agency consideration. To strengthen The Wildlife Society, its objectives and goals. To promote and provide for interdisciplinary communication and training to keep abreast of modern needs and technological developments. To promote awareness of and continued improvement in wildlife management.
	President’s Message Read President Aly Courtemanch’s message to the Wyoming Chapter of TWS.
	Executive Board Meet the officers of WYTWS.
©Charles Peterson	Committees Meet the committee chairs for WYTWS.
©Loren Kerns	Policies & Procedures Strategic Plan (2015 – 2020, DOCX) Bylaws (PDF) Fiscal Procedures, Treasurer’s Manual (PDF) Celebrating Our Wildlife Conservation Heritage (COWCH) Handbook (2015, PDF)
©Diana Robinson	Workshops No workshops are currently scheduled. More information will be added as it becomes available.
©Charles Peterson	Awards View a list of previous award recipients.
©Gregory Smith	Special Reports View special reports and science committee documents from previous years.
	Partnerships Visit the websites of other organizations whose objectives align with those of WYTWS.
	Memorial Bear Fund The Memorial Bear Fund (MBF) was set up in 1992 in order to honor the memory of biologists Kirk Inberg and Kevin Roy, and pilot Ray Austin. Projects may be submitted for funding consideration from The Foundation by following the guidelines and criteria and other instructions found on the Memorial Bear Fund menu on the same homepage.
	Scholarships/Fellowships Learn about scholarship and fellowship opportunities available to students in Wyoming.
©Tom Koerner/USFWS, licensed by cc 2.0	Board Meeting Minutes View current and previous board meeting minutes.
©Tom Koerner/USFWS, licensed by cc 2.0	Newsletter Articles 2022 Fall TWS Student Chapter Corner Graduate Student Scholarship Recipient Reports Bloom 2022 EcoApps Flowering Time Advances 2022 Summer University of Wyoming Western Ecosystems Field Course Summary UW Student Chapter Corner Graduate Research Summary 2022 Spring Upcoming Summer Bat Ecology Projects Summer Technician Announcement 2020-2021 WYTWS Award Recipients 2021 Fall Student Chapter Update 2021 Spring/Summer Low Tech Mesic Habitat Workshop Sporting Lead Free Initiative 2020-21 Blood Raffle WYTWS Yellowstone’s Survival: New Publication on Calling for a New Conservation Story Most Popular TWS Journal Papers of 2020 2021 Winter Wyoming Student Chapter of the Wildlife Society – A Brief Update by Ruby Jenco Insights on the science-policy interface from Deputy Director Angi Bruce Press Release: New group in Park County tackles wildlife and livestock friendly fencing 2020 Fall Where to Start with Science and Policy and the TWS Council Report TWS Council Report WYTWS and CMPS Joint Conference Update University of Wyoming Student Chapter Report 2020 Spring/Summer Science Committee Updates and Ramblings A Message from the TWS Student Liaison Coupling Tracking Technologies to Maximize Efficiency in Avian Research, Kirol et al. TWS Council Report Wildlife Legislative Summary 2020 Winter A District Court Ruling on the Northern Long-eared Bat: Implications for the Bats and Other Species CMPS Awards Announcement 2020 Communicating Science as Stories Froggie Doggies Science Committee Updates and Ramblings 2019 Fall Wildlife license plates — where are we now? TWS, B&C Launch Student Initiative TWS Annual Conference Travel Grant Recipient: Jennifer Feltner 2019 Spring/Summer Science Committee Update and Ramblings TWS Council Report 2019 Winter Got Blood? WY-TWS and Maven Partner to Help Manage Brucellosis in Wyoming TWS Annual Conference Travel Grant Recipient: Katey Huggler TWS Annual Conference Travel Grant Recipient: Kayla Kauffman 2018 Fall Science Committee Update and Ramblings Digging for Answers: How One Wyoming Native Seeks to Understand Another The White-nose Syndrome Fungus is in Wyoming: What Now? 2018 Summer/Spring TWS Council Report Western Ecosystems Nomadic Conclave 2018 Winter Science Committee Update and Ramblings 2017 Fall Story Behind the Photo Science Committee Update and Ramblings Student Development Working Group 2017 Spring/Summer Interagency Spotlight: Wyoming Wildlife and Roadways Summit Brings Many Together Story Behind the Photo University of Wyoming – TWS Western Ecosystems Trip Report 2017 Winter Story Behind the Photo Interagency Spotlight: Bat Monitoring Science Committee Update and Ramblings The Plight of the Sagebrush Songbirds: A Limerick TWS Council Report
©Tom Koerner/USFWS, licensed by cc 2.0	Recent & Relevant Literature Browse scientific papers on Wyoming wildlife, management, quantitative techniques, and more.

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