wildlife

Researchers find that pathogens carried by widespread Barbary sheep threaten bighorn populations, prompting new conservation strategies and calls for continued surveillance.

Veterans of the 2016 Florida outbreak reflect on lessons learned, share insight to protect Texas livestock and wildlife.

Research to provide insight on status and management needs of the native game species.

Fortunately, researchers at Texas A&M University have come to the rescue with a “foster program” for neglected chicks.

The tests bring the researchers one step closer to an anthrax vaccine for deer that aims to stop the disease’s spread.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts separate fact from fiction about this fascinating flying mammal.

Both species may contribute to disease recirculation among each other’s populations, and diseases that have already devastated bighorns could be present in aoudad with unknown effects.

A Texas A&M doctoral student and the Rhisotope Project team up to use radioisotopes to protect endangered rhinos from poachers.

Texas A&M AgriLife experts are focusing on landscape response and wildlife resiliency following the Panhandle fires.

Krista Bligh balanced roles of full-time student and certified wildlife rehabilitator.