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2020-07-07

Bat Monitoring in Prince Edward Island National Park

Monitoring of bat activity is underway again throughout Prince Edward Island National Park! Recent restrictions due to COVID-19 have changed our original plans for the 2020 season; however, regular acoustic monitoring has continued in...

Mammals / News & Announcements / Quebec / Website Rotator / Whales

2020-06-12

Le rorqual à bosse qui a passé plusieurs jours dans la région de Montréal a été retrouvé mort : Une collision avec un bateau est suspectée

Un rorqual à bosse était observé depuis le 27 mai dernier dans le Fleuve Saint-Laurent dans la région de Montréal. Le Réseau québécois d’urgence des mammifères marins (RQUMM) a mis en place un programme...

Mammals / News & Announcements / Quebec / Website Rotator / Whales

2020-06-12

After spending several days in the region of Montreal, the humpback whale is found dead: A collision with a boat is suspected.

A humpback whale has been observed since May 27 in the St. Lawrence River in the Montreal region. The Réseau québécois d’urgence des mammifères marins (RQUMM) set up a monitor program to follow the...

Bat Monthly / White Nose Syndrome

2020-06-04

Bat Monthly featured story: Developing a Probiotic Approach to Reduce Severity of White-Nose Syndrome in Bats (Canada)

Our research team was previously awarded a research grant from the US National Fish and Wildlife Foundation – Bat for the Future Fund (NFWF-BFF) to conduct a research project entitled “Developing a Probiotic...

Collaborations / Mammals / Notes from the Field / Quebec / Research / Website Rotator

2020-05-25

Le RCSF-Québec contribue à un programme de recherche sur les pékans en Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Louis Imbeau, professeur à l’Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT), s’intéresse à l’impact de l’aménagement du territoire sur la biologie de la martre d’Amérique (Martes americana) et du pékan (Pekania pennanti). Dans le cadre...

Collaborations / Mammals / Notes from the Field / Quebec / Research / Website Rotator

2020-05-25

Contribution of the CWHC-Quebec to a research program on fishers in Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Louis Imbeau, professor at the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT), is working on the impact of land use on the biology of American martens (Martes americana) and fishers (Pekania pennanti). As part of...

News & Announcements / Saskatchewan / Website Rotator / Western/Northern

2020-05-25

Welcome back Morgan!

This year the CWHC Western Northern has a returning summer student, Morgan Kelley, assisting with a variety of projects, including avian influenza and moose population studies in Western Canada. After working for the CWHC...

Atlantic / News & Announcements / Students / Website Rotator

2020-05-22

More summer students…

Courtney Fitzgerald is a third year veterinary student at the Atlantic Veterinary College working with CWHC-Atlantic this summer. She will be working remotely on special projects, data entry and analysis, and other wildlife health...

News & Announcements / Ontario/Nunavut / Students / Website Rotator

2020-05-21

Summer Students!

Introducing CWHC ON/NU’s summer students… Tonia von Hugo Hello, my name is Tonia von Hugo and I am a 3rd year Animal Biology student at the University of Guelph. This summer, I am working with...

News & Announcements / Website Rotator / Western/Northern

2020-05-19

Introducing Katelyn Luff – Wildlife Biologist, CWHC Western/Northern

Katelyn Luff has recently joined the CWHC Western Northern as a Wildlife Biologist. Her work will include participating in ongoing projects such as Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) surveillance, and Avian Influenza Virus (AIV) monitoring....

Bat Monthly / Bats / White Nose Syndrome

2020-05-14

Atlantic Canada Bat Week and Webinar

Across Atlantic Canada there is an active community of non-governmental organizations, federal and provincial governments, indigenous organizations, academics, and volunteers working to monitor and research bats. With these ongoing efforts collaboration of bat research...

Healthy Wildlife Blog

Bat Monitoring in Prince Edward Island National Park

Le rorqual à bosse qui a passé plusieurs jours dans la région de Montréal a été retrouvé mort : Une collision avec un bateau est suspectée

After spending several days in the region of Montreal, the humpback whale is found dead: A collision with a boat is suspected.

Bat Monthly featured story: Developing a Probiotic Approach to Reduce Severity of White-Nose Syndrome in Bats (Canada)

Le RCSF-Québec contribue à un programme de recherche sur les pékans en Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Contribution of the CWHC-Quebec to a research program on fishers in Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Welcome back Morgan!

More summer students…

Summer Students!

Introducing Katelyn Luff – Wildlife Biologist, CWHC Western/Northern

Atlantic Canada Bat Week and Webinar

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