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Transmenu powered by JoomlArt.com - Mambo Joomla Professional Templates Club About TWS Publications Join Membership Bookstore Donate Career Center Contact Us Blog Member Login Register for The Wildlife Society Annual Conference Early bird registration deadline is September 3. Register now and save! More... Keep Up With the Changing Trends in the Profession Sign up for one of the many workshops at the Annual Conference in Snowbird, Utah. More... Sign Up for a Field Trip at the Annual Conference! This year we offer more than a dozen field trips, including a Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Goat tour, Twin Peaks Pika field trip and much more. More... Get the Facts Right on Feral Horses America's free-ranging horses are a beloved western icon - and a potentially destructive non-native species that threatens native species and their habitats. More... The Wildlife Society Online Mentoring Program Help us promote the next generation of wildlife professionals: become a mentor or sign up as a mentee. More... Stunning Wildlife Images Think you have some great wildlife shots? Check out these photographs and see how you can submit yours. More... Deepwater Oil Spill Coverage from The Wildlife Society The leading scientific society for wildlife professionals tracks the crisis. More... An Unfolding Disaster A daily update of events from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill More... Congressional Hearings Following the oil spill, Congress continues to hold hearings to get a grasp on the damage, the recovery, and the responsible parties. More... « 01 Register for The Wildlife Society Annual Conference 02 Keep Up With the Changing Trends in the Profession 03 Sign Up for a Field Trip at the Annual Conference! 04 Get the Facts Right on Feral Horses 05 The Wildlife Society Online Mentoring Program 06 Stunning Wildlife Images 07 Deepwater Oil Spill Coverage from The Wildlife Society 08 An Unfolding Disaster 09 Congressional Hearings » Pause Frontpage Slideshow (version 1.7.2) - Copyright © 2006-2008 by JoomlaWorks Subscribe to The Wildlife Society News Feed | Stay connected with The Wildlife Society:       Publications   Log in to access The Wildlife Professional Summer Issue Web Extra How animals send 'tree mail' Check out: Contributor Guidelines for The Wildlife Professional | Ad Rates The Wildlife Professional | The Journal of Wildlife Management | Wildlife Monographs TWS Technical Reviews are now available for free download Government Affairs Get the facts right on feral horses TWS concerned with lack of basic compliance with U.S. environmental laws and consideration of the upcoming CEQ guidance on climate change in the proposed Keystone Pipeline Project TWS and 20 other groups thanked Chairman Rahall for including full funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund in a bill approved by his committee Conservation groups including TWS urge Senate to pass comprehensive climate change legislation that includes funding for natural resources adaption TWS says proposed revised draft of the Guide to the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals includes statement not scientifically warranted, could have serious unintended effects on field research of wildlife New Wildlife Policy News - Current Issue | More News | Position Statements Membership Become a mentor or a mentee - sign up for TWS Online Mentoring Program (FREE) Membership is now required to maintain certification. See why in: Frequently Asked Questions and Answers about Certification | Read TWS President's letter to membership Help TWS staff find these certified wildlife biologists  The Wildlifer: Current Issue | Submit a news item Annual Conference Snowbird, Utah - October 2-6, 2010 Register now and save! Call for Best Student Presentation and Best Student Poster Award Annual Conference Justification Toolkit Advertise in the Annual Conference Program Conference website For comments and questions about this site, or to post an event, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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