Large Mammals Rebound as Rural Human Populations Decline
Where human populations have declined, large mammals are making a comeback.
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Author: Camilla Price
Indigenous and University Scientists Advance Protocols for eDNA Wildlife Monitoring
In an era of technological progress and collaborative conservation, Indigenous and university researchers worked together to find accessible and effective methods for tribes and other organizations monitoring local wildlife.
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Wolf (and Cougar) at the Door: Restoring Predators in the Eastern U.S.
Researchers investigated whether Eastern U.S. residents would endorse reintroducing red wolves and cougars.
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Gender Matters for Impacts of Human-Wildlife Conflict
Source article: Adler, K. A., Gore, M. L., & Wilkinson, C. E. (2025). The gendered costs of human-wildlife conflict: A
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Black Bears Play ‘Top Dog’ Role in Some Ecosystems
Source article: Nettles, J. M., C. M. Abramowitz, W. W. Boone, et al. 2025. “ The American Black Bear (Ursus
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Camera Clicks for Conservation: Park Tourists will Pay up to Protect Land for Wildlife
Wildlife watching is a booming industry worth millions of dollars, but will tourists in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks pay to save species?
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