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The Only Lab in the World Dedicated to Crimes Against Wildlife

The US Fish & Wildlife Service Forensics Laboratory examines, identifies, and compares evidence using a variety of scientific procedures and instruments

Multiplex Quantitative PCR in Wildlife Toxicology

by Michelle Dotzert, PhD

Labs Less Ordinary

by Trevor Henderson, PhD

View of a male dear, from behind, calling out in the direction of a forest

Framework Provides Guidance for Ethical Wildlife Management

by Wiley

Professionals can make use of this framework to anticipate the ethical consequences of different management actions

New Study Finds European Breeding Birds Respond Slowly to Climate Change

by Durham University

Researchers from Durham University find that local colonization and extinction of European birds are weakly influenced by climate change

A female deer walking through a forest in autume

Study Finds Human Impact on Wildlife Even in Protected Areas

by Rice University

Largest survey of its kind could inform biodiversity policy

Case Study of Rare, Endangered Tortoise Highlights Conservation Priorities

by University of Maryland

Researchers share ploughshare tortoise case study to show how wildlife trafficking networks could be better disrupted

Low-Impact Human Presence in Nature Changes Wildlife Behavior

by Holden Galusha

New study shows that merely hiking on trails in national parks may create a "landscape of fear"

NASA Laser Project Benefits Animal Researchers

by University of Wyoming

GEDI mission provides valuable information about the worlds forests and wildlife

Herd of deer eating apples near a street corner

Some Mammals Shift Their Schedules in Urban Environments

by University of Utah

These shifts could have consequences for inter-species interactions

Pied avocet, recurvirostra avosetta, walking in wetland in springtime nature

Protected Areas Don’t Always Boost Biodiversity

by University of Exeter

Largest ever global study finds that managing protected areas with species in mind is crucial to their effectiveness

Red deer grazin beside a highway near a lake and mountains

Big-Data Tracking Technologies Can Uncover Wildlife Secrets

by The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Review provides an overview of how these techniques have been applied to the field of animal tracking and monitoring

Three dimensional paper cut out of half a globe with a variety of animals on top, on a green background

Wildlife Preservation Can Get Help from Artificial Intelligence and Big Data

by Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne

Researchers outline a new approach that can develop more accurate models for animal ecology