Description
The Wildlife Society at Iowa State University is the Iowa State student chapter of The Wildlife Society, providing hands-on experiences with wildlife and conservation. This organization was formerly known as Fisheries and Wildlife Biology Club.
Activities include: birding, herping, workshops, outdoor recreation/hiking, fishing, among other wildlife related activities. This club hosts a variety of speakers, including guests from government organizations, wildlife professionals, graduate students, and conservation groups.
TWS at ISU participates annually in The Wildlife Society's Midwest Student Conclave, a weekend of speakers and workshops relevant to wildlife biology as well as networking opportunities between students from different universities.
Affiliations
Constitution / Tier
Membership Information
| Student Members |
45 |
| ISU Members |
0 |
| Non-ISU Members |
0 |
| Allowed Members |
Iowa State University students. |
| Allowed Officers |
Any member voted in by the club. |
| Membership Qualifications |
Have an interest in wildlife biology and/or enjoy nature, animals, and having fun. |
| Membership Restrictions |
None. |
| Elections/Selection |
Officer elections are held every spring semester. |
| Meetings |
Every Thursday starting the second week of the semester. Located in Science Hall 2, Room 202, from 6:30 to 7:30pm. |
Description of Regular Meetings/Activities
| At regular meetings we discuss any upcoming events, if there are any. Normal activities include birding, herping, workshops, guest speakers, watching relevant videos/movies, outdoor recreation, among other relevant activities. |
Description of Special Events
| Our main special event is attending The Wildlife Society's Midwest Student Conclave. Any additional special events are discussed at meetings, so arrangements can be made and everyone can know the details. |