Mississippi State University Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society

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Mississippi State University Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society

The MSU Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society is a subsection of The Wildlife Society devoted to bringing together wildlife professionals at MSU.

The Wildlife Society is an international, nonprofit, scientific and educational organization comprised of professionals serving the resource management fields, especially wildlife management and natural resource conservation. Founded in 1937 and based in Bethesda, Maryland, The Wildlife Society has nearly 9,600 members from 60 countries. Principal objectives of The Wildlife Society are to:

-develop and promote responsible stewardship of the environment in general and wildlife specifically;
-take an active role in preventing, minimizing or mitigating human-induced environmental degradation;
-increase public awareness and appreciation of wildlife values;
-maintain the highest standards of professionalism in all activities;

The Wildlife Society's members are individuals dedicated to advance these objectives. They accept the responsibility of maintaining and enhancing wildlife as an integral part of the human environment. In addition to the national organization, chapters exist at the regional, state and local levels.

11/03/2025

This Thursday! Come learn from Marge Gibson about her time with the California Condor Recovery Team and the importance of rehabilitation in conservation! 🦅🪶🦉

10/18/2025

This Thursday! Come learn about Aquarium Veterinary Science 🧬🐠🪸

10/09/2025

Bat Mist Netting 2024 🦇
Thank you to everyone who came out and participated in this year’s event! The real bats were the friends we made along the way.

Photo Credits 🌙
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09/26/2025

Come learn how to forage from herbalist Melissa Miner on Thursday! 🌸🌱🌼🌾

09/15/2025

Join us this Thursday for a meeting with Dr. Jenny Paul! Come learn about how you can be resilient as a biologist and researcher in an ever-changing field from a working professional! 🐠🌊🐚

09/06/2025

Today! Come out and learn a new skill or make a new friend! 🎣🦉🍔🌲🚣‍♀️

08/30/2025

Join us for to hear from a wildlife photographer and explorer this Thursday @ 6pm! 🦁 🐘🦒🦏🐗

08/17/2025

Come learn about deer and the MSU student chapter of The Wildlife Society at our first meeting of the year! 🦌

08/16/2025

Hello everyone! My name is Maggie and I am the Media Officer for the 25-26 school year! I’m currently a senior majoring in WFA Conservation Biology with a minor in Environment and Sustainability.

Over the summer I’ve been working at the Nashville Zoo as an intern on the carnivore team and have been learning alot about animal care and keeping in AZA facilities. Working with big cats especially is my dream and this experience added clouded leopards to my favorite animal list (along with polar bears and African painted dogs).

TWS has been a crucial part of my college experience, and I can’t wait to share that with more folks this year! 🦁

08/11/2025

Hi! My name is Mayah Peterson and I am doing Outreach and Education for TWS this year 🦎
This is my second year in WFA and i’m super excited to do all the cool wildlife things with everyone this semester 😼

I interned at MSU’s Coastal Research and Extension Center this summer and spent a lot of time on the barrier islands! Marsh ecology is the coolest and my favorite animal is the spotted gar!

YAY TWS

08/07/2025

Hello everyone! I am a senior majoring in WFA with a concentration in Wildlife Agriculture Conservation. I’m an avid user of iNaturalist and love hiking and exploring. Other hobbies of mine include fossil hunting, metal detecting and insect rearing. My favorite animals are cats, skunks and salamanders!

This summer I am continuing my undergraduate research consisting of a floristic survey on a 500 acre property in south MS, which is in an ecoregion that has never been extensively surveyed botanically.

Joining TWS has been one of the most rewarding things I have done at MSU. I am excited to show you all the opportunities to get hands on with restoration and other things we have planned for this next year!

08/05/2025

I’m Jared Skinner, the Outdoor Mentorship Officer for the 25-26 year. My favorite animal is an elk.

Over the summer I’m interning with the United States Forest Service as a Wildlife Intern. Plus kayaking and fishing as much as possible when not working!

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Website

http://tws.org.msstate.edu/index.html

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