TWS-L

Welcome to the new TWS-L listserv, hosted through Google Groups. Anyone can view messages below, but you have to be a group member to post and reply. You will also need a Google Account to join.

Please read through our Guide to The Wildlife Society Google Group, which includes instructions and rules. Note: do not use for job postings.

How to Join

If you have a Google Account and are signed in, click the blue "Join group to post" button below, select your options, and click "Join this group."

If you have a Google Account and are not signed in, sign in to your Google Account. Then, refresh this page, click the blue "Join group to post" button below, select your options, and click "Join this group."

If you do not have a Google Account, sign up for one, follow the instructions, and confirm the account. Then, refresh this page, click the blue "Join group to post" button below, select your options, and click "Join this group." Why do I need a Google Account?

If you do not see the blue "Join group to post" button below it may be because either you're not signed in to your Google Account and/or the email associated with your Google Account doesn't allow Google Groups (this is the case for some state/federal agencies). First make sure you're signed in to your Google Account within this same browser then refresh this page. If you still don't see the button, email tws-l+subscribe@googlegroups.com from the email associated with your Google Account. You'll receive an auto email reply with the blue "Join group to post" button. If you still don't see it there, email Jeremiah Patterson at jpatterson@wildlife.org and request to be directly added to the group. Thanks in advance for your patience.

How to Post

Once you are a member of the group, click "New Topic" below or email your post to tws-l@googlegroups.com.

You can interact with the group through email (like a traditional listserv), through the group's page on Google, and through The Wildlife Society's online interface, here.

Questions

Read the Guide or email Jeremiah Patterson at jpatterson@wildlife.org.