What does TWS stand for?

The Wildlife Society (founded in 1937)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

President of the Wildlife Society Madura De Silva stressed that the python is a harmless snake and the largest snake living in Sri Lanka.

Python with 20 off spring amazes onlookers

The skin serves various decorative purposes, while leopard bones and other parts are most likely masqueraded as tiger products and sold for use in traditional Chinese medicine, according to Joseph of the wildlife society.

Tiger decline makes poachers increase leopard hunting in India

CONTACT San Nicolas cat eradication; PETA; The Wildlife Society DR.

The greenie wars : when green groups clash, it leaves an ...

In 1999, San Jose provided a grant to the Wildlife Society to hire a program coordinator who is based at the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay NWR.

Slowing the flow

The North Central Section, The Wildlife Society (1995).

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One of the zoo doctors at the time of the tiger deaths had never worked in a zoo before, the Wildlife Society of Orissa said.

Deaths of rare tigers in India still unsolved

He also was a founding member of the New England Chapter of the Wildlife Society and active in numerous national and international wildlife organizations.

James Joseph McDonough, 91