Wildlife Science News


Disease conference examines intersection of human, animal illness

The COVID-19 pandemic threw the intersection of animal and human diseases into the spotlight. Now, a specialized conference this week sharpens the focus on that topic.   The annual Wildlife Disease Conference takes place July 29-Aug. 4 at The Classic Center in Athens. It will bring more than…
A researcher holds a gopher frog with a gloved hand

Developing agency among agent-based models 

A recent journal edition sparks conversation on the role of women in science   Working toward her doctorate at the University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, Angela Burrow (Ph.D. ’21) spent a lot of time with gopher frogs. It meant hours in Georgia’s southeastern…
Seminar: Community Governance of Wildlife Resources: Achievements and Setbacks in Tanzania

Seminar: Community Governance of Wildlife Resources: Achievements and Setbacks in Tanzania

This is a recording of the Community Governance of Wildlife Resources: Achievements and Setbacks in Tanzania seminar by Dr. Alex Kisingo, Associate Professor and Deputy Rector for Academic, Research and Consultancy, at the College of African Wildlife Management, Mweka in Tanzania. The seminar was…

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