A mother and baby loon float across water

Volume 72  Issue 1

Spring 2023

In this Issue

A retrospective on the Christine Stevens Wildlife Awards—advancing win-win solutions for wildlife and people. Animal care staff recount personal triumphs in the ongoing effort to provide better lives for animals in research. AWI seeks significant reforms to USDA oversight of animal slaughter. More scrutiny over potential wildlife trafficking in Cambodia-to-US primate pipeline. Birds in pet trade and exhibits gain long-overdue Animal Welfare Act protections. AWI fondly remembers three marine life champions.

A mother and baby common loon. In 2011, Dr. Mark Pokras of Tufts University received a Christine Stevens Wildlife Award from AWI for a study testing the use of digital image software to identify individual common loons. The award program, launched in 2006, provides grants to researchers seeking to develop innovative strategies and tools to humanely resolve human-wildlife conflicts and conduct wildlife research in a way that causes minimal disturbance to the animals being studied. Read more about the award program and some of the research it has supported over the years.



More in this Issue

CITES Effective… If Enforced

Marine Wildlife, Terrestrial Wildlife

Cambodian Primate Pipeline Draws More Scrutiny

Animals in Laboratories, Terrestrial Wildlife

Closing the Book on 117th Congress

Companion Animals, Equines, Farmed Animals, Marine Wildlife

Park Service Plans Wild Horse Purge

Equines, Terrestrial Wildlife

Scientists Detect Pathogen Invaders Non-invasively

Animals in Laboratories, Terrestrial Wildlife

Reviews

tail of a beaver sticking out

Beaverland

Terrestrial Wildlife
green outlines of land animals

Pests

Terrestrial Wildlife