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Clemson University

Clemson developed a special online M.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology degree program to educate and train natural resources professionals who are currently in the field, as well as non-traditional students who are in natural resources-related positions or working in the policy arena. Currently there are 75 students enrolled in the program from across the country.

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A Son's Promise and an Archery World Record

Inspired by DIY legends, I dragged my teenage son into the gale-force reality of Alaska's remote ridges to chase the ghost of a Sitka blacktail.

Beyond the Bird Feeder: The Surprising Science of Black Bear Predation

As black bear populations rebound across North America, the line between wild carnivore and human-bear conflict continues to blur.

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Boone and Crockett Club Partners with University of Wyoming to Fund Working Lands Wildlife Conservation Professorship

The University of Wyoming has partnered with the Boone and Crockett Club to establish the Boone and Crockett Working Lands Wildlife Conservation Professorship in UW’s College of Agriculture, Life Sciences and Natural Resources.

CWD Part Two

Looking Hard—Hardly Looking: Detecting Chronic Wasting Disease

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CWD Part Three

An Allied Front

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William I. Spencer Conservation Grants

The Boone and Crockett Club’s Conservation Grants Program, supported by endowments honoring conservation leaders William I. Spencer and Tim Hixon, contributes to this goal by assisting researchers or graduate students who have chosen to pursue careers in the wildlife profession. New knowledge, applied in creative ways by competent and committed professionals, is essential to the future of…

The Rodney Dangerfield of Texas big game gets a little well-deserved respect

Javelina recognition and research efforts are underway

Article by Sean Hoffmann, TWA Communications Director