The University of Montana Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society

The University of Montana Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society Our goals are to help wildlife students gain the experience and contacts necessary to succeed in the wildlife field. We meet in Forestry 305

Welcome to the Wildlife Society

The University of Montana’s Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society promotes responsible stewardship of wildlife by providing its members with opportunities for professional development and leadership; instilling appreciation of wildlife and natural resources in the community through its education outreach program; and building relationships between students and professionals.

There is a great opportunity to volunteer with Trout Unlimited coming up. Volunteers will help build Beaver Dam Analogue...
09/11/2026

There is a great opportunity to volunteer with Trout Unlimited coming up. Volunteers will help build Beaver Dam Analogues!

We still have a few spots for our camera set up workshop at Lubrecht this Saturday! Follow the link in our bio for more ...
09/11/2026

We still have a few spots for our camera set up workshop at Lubrecht this Saturday! Follow the link in our bio for more details and to sign up!

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers!Howdy, my name is Alsea and I am this year’s Section 13 officer! This past summer I worked ...
09/09/2026

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers!
Howdy, my name is Alsea and I am this year’s Section 13 officer! This past summer I worked as a field technician on a rangeland ecology study for a project here at UM. Besides field work, I love spending time outside, especially skiing or mountain biking. I’m stoked to get people out in the field and connect students to our student-managed section of Lubrecht! *All animals handled by trained professionals

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers!Hi! I’m Bethany and I will be the education and outreach officer this year. I am a junior s...
09/09/2026

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers!
Hi! I’m Bethany and I will be the education and outreach officer this year. I am a junior studying wildlife biology and GIS. This summer I worked as a waterfowl technician focusing on Lesser Scaup. I enjoy wildlife photography, backpacking, skiing, fly-fishing, and climbing! I’m looking forward to another fantastic year with TWS! *All animals handled by trained professionals

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers!Hi, I’m Chase and I am your TWS VP this year! I got to to be a loon technician in the GYE a...
09/09/2026

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers!
Hi, I’m Chase and I am your TWS VP this year! I got to to be a loon technician in the GYE and a FWP GIS intern this summer. I love polar bears!🐻‍❄️🤯
*All animals handled by trained professionals

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers!Hi everyone! My name is Elsie, and I’m so excited to be back as your TWS secretary this yea...
09/09/2026

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers!
Hi everyone! My name is Elsie, and I’m so excited to be back as your TWS secretary this year! I’m currently a senior and am really interested in wildlife from a broad, land management perspective- which means I spend a lot of time thinking about habitat and vegetation (plants are cool, too)! Outside of school I love spending time outdoors looking for little critters and birdwatching! I can’t wait for another awesome year! *All animals handled by trained professionals

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers! Hi, I’m Brooklyn, your TWS treasurer this year! I’m ...
09/09/2026

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers! Hi, I’m Brooklyn, your TWS treasurer this year! I’m excited to be back and able to help everyone figure out their wildlife niche. My background is in bat research and natural history museum work. I’m mainly interested in cryptic species, especially nocturnal critters. I look forward to getting to know everyone! *All animals handled by trained professionals

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers! Hi everyone! My Name is Coral and I will be your TW...
09/09/2026

Meet your 26-27 TWS officers! Hi everyone! My Name is Coral and I will be your TWS President this year! I’m a junior studying Wildlife Biology. I am passionate about wildlife conservation, wetland restoration, and the connection between research and policy! This summer, I worked in Washington, D.C. as a Boone and Crockett scholar in natural resource policy. Outside of school, I love kayaking, fly fishing, backpacking, and skiing!
I’m so excited for this year and can’t wait to meet you all!

Our first TWS meeting is tonight! Swing by FOR 206 at 6pm to hear about what we plan on doing this semester & offer your...
08/31/2026

Our first TWS meeting is tonight! Swing by FOR 206 at 6pm to hear about what we plan on doing this semester & offer your input! See you then!

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38689 Mt-200 E
Greenough, MT
59823

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