In a shocking disregard for environmental conservation, the U.S. Forest Service greenlit a gold mining exploration project in California’s pristine Sierra Nevada Mountains. Had it not been reversed by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the decision would have threatened the existence of unique and endangered species – some that are not found anywhere […]
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TWS submitted testimony to House and Senate appropriations subcommittees on Federal Conservation Programs
The Wildlife Society submitted testimony to House and Senate Appropriations Subcommittees on Interior, Environment and Related Agencies, making comprehensive recommendations for the Fiscal Year 2025 budgets of the U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service. TWS requested $69.3 million for the U.S. Geological Survey Climate Adaptation […]
Print on Demand and Animal Conservation: Supporting Wildlife Causes
Recently, there has been a growing concern regarding the well-being and preservation of wildlife globally. With increasing awareness about the challenges faced by our species, individuals and organizations are stepping up to aid animal conservation initiatives. One way is through print on demand (POD) services, which provide a platform for raising funds and promoting awareness […]
8 Little Things Any Student Can Do For Animal Conservation
As our planet’s stewards, it is our responsibility to protect and nurture the diverse life forms that share our world. Animal conservation is an integral part of this stewardship, ensuring the survival and health of wildlife and their habitats. This responsibility extends to all of us, including students, who may wonder how they can contribute […]
The Ecological Impact of Improper Medical Waste Disposal on Wildlife Conservation
Introduction: An Unsustainable and Dangerous Legacy In the pursuit of a healthy and prosperous society, medical facilities play an essential role in providing lifesaving care. However, a troubling consequence of this vital service lies in the generation of vast quantities of medical waste. If improperly managed, this waste can have devastating effects on our natural ecosystems […]
Conserving the Great Barrier Reef
One of the seven wonders of the world, the great barrier reef has been one of Australia’s defining features for decades. The great barrier reef is the largest living structure in the world and is even visible from space. However, in spite of its sheer volume of life, the reef is currently experiencing a difficult […]
5 of the Rarest Birds & Where to Find Them
Some of the most magnificent finds in nature are seldom seen, and birds are no exception. There may be more than 10,000 species of our fine feathered friends, but sadly, the number is dwindling. In fact, nearly 1500 bird species are facing extinction. For nature lovers, spotting a rare bird is a joyous experience, and […]
Photographic Maps for the Primates, Warthogs, Dik-diks, and Hyraxes of Africa
By Yvonne A. de Jong and Thomas M. Butynski, Eastern Africa Primate Diversity and Conservation Program, wildsolutions.nl The design and implementation of effective conservation measures for primates, warthogs, dik-diks, and hyraxes requires an efficient, low cost, and accessible resource for the identification of species and subspecies. Although photographs cannot replace an adequate museum collection as […]