The Wildlife Society

A professional association for wildlife conservation, uniting biologists, students, and policy advocates around science based wildlife management, certification, and journals.

  • wildlife.org
  • Republic
  • Bethesda, MD
  • Professional and scientific society
  • Read from public sources, Jul 2026
33named by WS
35named by peers

Financial profile

The Wildlife Society · EIN 52-0788946 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$3,384,597$600,194$1,803,170$3,092,743$3,930,525Jun 2023
FY2022$2,654,257$500,057$1,124,231$2,381,674$3,479,979Jun 2022
FY2021$2,626,218$551,062$1,157,506$2,359,389$3,748,210Jun 2021
FY2020$3,557,212$623,769$1,899,395$2,721,459$2,910,065Jun 2020
FY2019$2,991,602$352,837$1,599,382$2,714,001$2,103,914Jun 2019
FY2018$2,993,862$399,416$1,646,012$2,711,627$1,877,840Jun 2018

Figures exactly as reported. A blank cell was blank on the form. The fiscal year links to the filing.

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Peer societies

Five societies The Wildlife Society is read alongside.

Who backs WS

Every company The Wildlife Society names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.

CompanySupport as publishedAlso named by
Bass Pro ShopsCorporate partnerASA AFWA CRCC MCCI PL
Envu Range & PastureMeeting sponsorA NALP WSSA
Forestry SuppliersExhibitorESA SAF
Browning Trail CamerasMeeting sponsorNSSF
ERTEC Environmental SystemsMeeting sponsorSWANA
HOLOHILExhibitorESA
MAVENExhibitorNPTC
Titley ScientificExhibitorSCB
Wildlife Acoustics. IncExhibitorSCB
Women of the Cloud ForestExhibitorESA
Advanced Telemetry SystemsMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
BiomarkMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Bozz PrintsExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Cactus Quoll CreationsExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
e-obs GmbHMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
H.B. Sherman TrapsMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Insect ShieldMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
LotekExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Morphew DesignsExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Mystic EcoExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
OrnilogicMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
RAYGUN ApparelExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
SpayVac for WildlifeExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Telonics Inc.Meeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Tomahawk Live TrapExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Vectronic AerospaceMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Verena StMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Vortex OpticsMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Voss SignageMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Western EcoSystems Technology (WEST)Meeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Wildlife Control SuppliesExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Wildlife Imaging SystemsExhibitorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Yellowstone.aiMeeting sponsorOnly The Wildlife Society, so far
Sources: 3 published lists, read September 2026

2026 Annual Conference exhibitors. Read September 28, 2026. Exhibitors without a sponsor tier; nonprofits, agencies, universities and individual artists omitted.

2026 Annual Conference sponsors. Read September 28, 2026. TWS 2026 Annual Conference sponsors (tiers from sponsor text and logo wall). Universities, agencies, foundations and nonprofits omitted; Insect Shield and Verena St identified from Bronze logo file names only.

Our Partners: Corporate Partners. Read September 28, 2026. Year-round corporate partners, identified from logo file names; 1% for the Planet logo omitted as nonprofit.

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Who backs The Wildlife Society's peers, but not The Wildlife Society

Companies named publicly by at least one of The Wildlife Society's five peer societies, and not found in The Wildlife Society's reviewed public records.

CompanyAFWAAFSSCBAOSABSPeers
Altitude (altitudeconservation.com)Named1 of 5
AspiraGold Level Sponsors1 of 5
ATSNamed1 of 5
BrantGold Level Sponsors1 of 5
Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc.Grand Networking Sponsor1 of 5
Discover, Springer NatureNamed1 of 5
DJ Case & AssociatesBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
Druid EuropeNamed1 of 5
EcomoniNamed1 of 5
ESPERBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
EverblueBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
Frontier Labs - Bioacoustic RecordersGold1 of 5
Gordon-DarbyBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
Guardian GlassNamed1 of 5
GuidefitterBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
KalkomeyGold Level Sponsors1 of 5
MDPINamed1 of 5
MyCatchNamed1 of 5
onX-FishNamed1 of 5
PayIt OutdoorsGold Level Sponsors1 of 5
pensoftNamed1 of 5
Pensoft PublishersNamed1 of 5
Pig Brig Trap SystemsBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
PriogenBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
SOLARISNamed1 of 5
Southwick AssociatesBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
STL (savannahtracking.com)Named1 of 5
Sylphium molecular ecologyNamed1 of 5
TechnoSmArtNamed1 of 5
Ubuntu MagazineNamed1 of 5
Voss SignsBronze Level Sponsors1 of 5
Wildlife Monitoring SolutionsNamed1 of 5
wileySpecial Sponsorship: Language Accessibility1 of 5
WritefullSpecial Sponsorship: Language Accessibility1 of 5
YamahaStudent Travel Sponsor1 of 5

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The outside view

A professional association for wildlife conservation, uniting biologists, students, and policy advocates around science based wildlife management, certification, and journals.

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Outward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Republic

Run by its members, built to outlast them.

The Republic runs like a well-built institution, professional and stable, under the guidance of its members. Its gift is scale and continuity, its challenge is staying close to the grassroots as it grows.

Also reads toward The Guild and The Movement.

Strengths

→Member voice and public mission stay in healthy balance.
→Open to reform without losing its footing.
→Speaks credibly on behalf of a whole field.

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