Nutritional Ecology Working Group (NEWG)

Join us this Wednesday (3/11) for our next NEWG winter webinar with Cynthia Downs! To register go to the winter webinar series link on our website wildlife.org/working-groups…

Zoom link is on our website under winter webinar series wildlife.org/working-groups…

Join us this Wednesday February 11th for a wonderful talk from Bart Ballard!

Are you sad you missed one of our amazing seminar talks? Don’t be! Many of our talks are recorded and ready to watch anytime on our website! wildlife.org/newg/webinar-s…

President elect Kristen Denryter and her colleague John Crouse recently published in Ecosphere about over winter gains in body fat in Alaska caribou! Check it out! esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Join us Wednesday (1/14) for our first NEWG webinar of 2026! The Zoom registration link can be found here: wildlife.org/newg/webinar-s…

Join us next week (12/10) at 12pm MST for our second NEWG winter webinar series with Ryan Long! Register here: wildlife.org/newg/webinar-s…

We have a Facebook page now! Give us a follow! facebook.com/profile.php?id…

Join us next Wednesday (11/12) for our first NEWG seminar of the season! We are excited to have Charlotte Eriksson share her knowledge on DNA-based herbivore diet analysis! Register here: wildlife.org/newg/webinar-s…

The TWS Nutritional Ecology Working Group is pleased to announce a symposium at The Wildlife Society 32nd Annual Conference focused on integrating nutrition in wildlife management.

NEWG is pleased to provide 3-4 travel scholarships to support presenter travel to the 2025 TWS annual conference in Edmonton, Alberta. We will award scholarships up to $500 Deadline: August 4th, 2025. Qualifications and application here: wildlife.org/newg/symposium/

The upcoming May/June issue of The Wildlife Professional has a special focus on Nutritional Ecology! We thank all the authors that contributed to the special focus on nutritional ecology. The virtual issue can be found here: wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.100….

Registration for the Measuring Forage Quantity and Quality for Herbivores workshop closes April 30th! Work shop dates: June 10-12th (June 13th optional half day) in Palmer, Alaska.  Visit our website for more info! wildlife.org/newg/workshops/

Register here: wildlife.org/newg/webinar-s…

Register at wildlife.org/newg/webinar-s…

The Nutritional Ecology Working Group is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the Skills Workshop: Measuring Forage Quantity and Quality for Herbivores.  The workshop will be held June 10-12 (June 13 optional half day) in Palmer, AK. wildlife.org/newg/workshops/