Celebrating 75 Years

The Evolution of a Professional Society

By John F. Organ

 

Pioneering Professionals

Sharing a Passion for Wildlife Conservation

By David L. Trauger and Patricia L. Kennedy

 

An Irrepressible Wildlifer Makes her Mark

Profile of Frances Hamerstrom

By Winifred B. Kessler

 

In Honor of a Pioneer

Remembering Tony John Peterle

By Ronald F. Labisky and Theodore A. Bookhout

 

Advocating on Behalf of Wildlife

Evolution of TWS’s Policy Program

By Laura Bies and Thomas M. Franklin

 

Science in Print: Lifeblood of the Society

Key Papers that Have Advanced the Wildlife Profession

By Bruce D. Leopold and Paul R. Krausman

 

Fueling the Next Generation

75 Years of Nurturing Students

By Rick Baydack and Michael Hutchins

 

Connecting TWS to the World

The Growth of International Outreach

By Paul R. Krausman and John A. Bissonette

 

History of a Continental Bond

Canada’s Ties to The Wildlife Society

By Merlin W. Shoesmith

 

Fertile Ground for Exchanging Ideas

Evolution of The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference

By Yanin Walker and Thomas M. Franklin

 

A New Forum is Born

Canada’s Visionary Wildlife Congress

By Lisa Moore

 

Cornerstone of U.S. Conservation

The Pittman-Robertson Act Celebrates 75 Years

By John McDonald

 

Lifeblood of the States

State Management Lives or Dies by the North American Model

By Thomas J. Ryder and Brian R. Nesvik

 

What the Future Holds

Challenges for the Profession and TWS

By Michael Hutchins

 

Predictions, Then and Now

How Prescient are Wildlife Pros?

By Dale Jones and TWS Members

 

Attics and Basements

Treasures from Life in the Field

Courtesy of Members of The Wildlife Society

 

Guest Editorial

By Jack Ward Thomas

 

Leadership Letter

By Paul R. Krausman