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Congratulations to our 2025 Scholarship Recipients!
The Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society is pleased to announce that Alessandra Pandolfi (UCF PhD candidate) and Jessica Wimmer (FAU PhD candidate) are the 2025 co-recipients of the Courtney A. Tye Memorial Graduate Student Scholarship. Sol Lima of the University of Florida is the recipient of the 27th annual Greater Everglades Student Memorial Scholarship, and Jaylene Velasquez-Salguero of the University of Florida is the recipient of the 7th annual Undergraduate Diversity Student Scholarship.
Congratulations to our 2024 Awards of Excellence Winners!
The Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society is pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 Awards of Excellence!
Herbert W. Kale, II Award - Hilary Swain, Executive Director at Archbold Biological Station
Paul Moler Herpetological Conservation Award - Peter Meylan, R. R. Hallin Professor, Emeritus at Eckerd College
Outstanding Educator Award - Andrea Hutwagner, STEM Education Manager at Loggerhead Marinelife Center
Influential Woman in Wildlife Award - Karen Bjorndal, Director of the Archie Carr Center for Sea Turtle Research
NGO Special Recognition - South Florida Wildlife Center
Register and book your rooms now!
The Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society will hold its annual Spring Meeting at the Westin Cape Coral Resort at Marina Village, Cape Coral, Florida, April 24-26, 2024. The Meeting will include a symposium, business meeting, networking socials, student interaction activities, keynote speakers, technical sessions, poster session, banquet dinner, awards ceremony, a field trip and an invasive species workshop on Friday.
Call For Presentations and Posters
The Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society will hold its annual Spring Meeting at the Westin Cape Coral Resort at Marina Village, Cape Coral, Florida, April 24-26, 2024. The Meeting will include a symposium, business meeting, networking socials, student interaction activities, keynote speakers, technical sessions, poster session, banquet dinner, awards ceremony, a field trip and an invasive species workshop on Friday.
Students - Apply for FLTWS Scholarships!
FLTWS is seeking applicants for the 2024 'Courtney Tye Graduate Student Memorial Scholarship' ($2,000), the 2024 ‘Greater Everglades Undergraduate Student Memorial Scholarship’ ($1,500), the 2024 ‘FLTWS Diversity Undergraduate Wildlife Student Scholarship’ ($1,500), and the 2024 Wildlife & Forestry Techniques Field Course Tuition Scholarship ($1,500). Click here for more information!
Congratulations to our SE Section Field Course Scholarship Winner!
We are pleased to announce that Raina Meyers is the recipient of the 3rd annual Field Course Tuition scholarship offered by the Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society (TWS). The course is administered by the Southeastern Section of TWS. Raina is a senior at FSU, majoring in Environmental Science and Policy.