Welcome to our new Associate Editor, Stotra Chakrabarti, PhD!

The Free Roaming Equids and Ecosystem Sustainability Network (FREES) summit takes place in St. George October 12-14! bit.ly/3TBUDqG #wildhorse #wildburro #conservation wildlife_interactions Human-Wildlife Interactions

During #PeerReviewWeek22, we recognize reviewers whose time and expertise help us ensure a rigorous peer-review process. The editors of HWI are extremely grateful to work with such excellent reviewers. THANK YOU.

🐴 USU Extension is co-sponsoring the (FREES) Summit October 12-14. USU Wildland Resources's Dr. Terry Messmer is hoping the summit will help "develop innovative, beneficial solutions for equid populations." Info/register: bit.ly/3ykQnTE @CNRUSU Utah State University wildlife_interactions Human-Wildlife Interactions

Mgmt of wild horses & burros on Western rangelands is controversial. Stakeholders, including USU Wildland Resources's Terry Messmer, Nicki Frey, and David Stoner, took 3 days to work on policy @ the FREES Summit. @CNRUSU Utah State University USU Extension wildlife_interactions Human-Wildlife Interactions bit.ly/3TywHUA

Human-wildlife conflict tip of the day: Don't mess with wild turkeys- you might get the stuffing knocked out of you. However you might celebrate, enjoy the long holiday weekend! While you're at it, give the Human-Wildlife Interactions a read: bit.ly/2Hr3jgy

Holiday lights sure are pretty, but they may be a disruption to wildlife. USU Wildland Resources's Dr. Terry Messmer has some expert tips to help minimize your impact! @CNRUSU Utah State University wildlife_interactions Human-Wildlife Interactions #wildlife #pollution #coexist bit.ly/3YDw0fO

📣PUBLISHED: #HumanWildlifeInteractions journal is pleased to release a comprehensive special issue covering the ecology and management of #ravens. View issue: digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/

Lethal removal of ravens might help in the short-term, but taking a broader view of the human effect on the overpopulation of the bird will help other native species in the long run, says USU Wildland Resources and USU Extension wildlife conflict expert Terry Messmer: bit.ly/3I3qtb8

The Wildlife Damage Management Conference at USU is coming up this April 17-20! For more info and to register: bit.ly/3Kg79Z0 #wildlife #conservation #coexist

📣PUBLISHED: View the newest issue of Human-Wildlife Interactions: digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/

PUBLISHED: See the special issue on New Research in Wild Horse Management from Human-Wildlife Interactions journal: digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/

Wild horse management is the subject of debate between managers, horse advocates, livestock producers, and scientists due to the horses' effect on the environment. Utah State University researchers are trying to steer the conversation in a productive way. tinyurl.com/2ks6tx2c

During #PeerReviewWeek, and year-round, we are grateful for the time and expertise of our reviewers. Thank you for reviewing submissions for Human-Wildlife Interactions.

PUBLISHED: View the newest issue of Human-Wildlife Interactions journal: digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/

PUBLISHED: View issue 17.1 of Human-Wildlife Interactions journal: digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/

🚨Call for submissions!🚨 Breanna Martinico and I are serving as Associate Editors for a special issue of Human-Wildlife Interactions on Pest and Beneficial Bird Management! Deadline extended to November 10th! If you have a paper that is a good fit, consider submitting! digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/callforpap…

PUBLISHED: View issue 17.2 of Human-Wildlife Interactions journal, a special issue on island invaders: digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/ 📷 (L-R): courtesy of N. Sablan, P. Ryan, National Wildlife Research Center Hawai‘i Field Station staff), and J. Muise.

PUBLISHED: View issue 17.3 of Human-Wildlife Interactions journal: digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/

✅PUBLISHED: View Human-Wildlife Interactions journal issue 18.1: digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/