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Bats / British Columbia / News & Announcements / Students / Website Rotator

2021-06-16

More new faces to introduce…

Hi! I’m Imara Beattie, a DVM student at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine. I’m working at the B.C. Node of the CWHC this summer under the supervision of Dr. Chelsea Himsworth and Dr....

Atlantic / Collaborations / Mammals / News & Announcements / Website Rotator / Whales

2021-06-11

Colla’beer’ation and Conservation!

Recently the CWHC Atlantic region, based at the Atlantic Veterinary College at UPEI, was awarded $2500 to contribute to their work in helping save the endangered North Atlantic right whale. These funds were made...

Bat Monthly / Bats / White Nose Syndrome

2021-06-07

The Ontario Bat Network Speaker Series

March 2020, the 2nd Ontario Bat Meeting was held by the Toronto Zoo’s Native Bat Conservation Program. Many braved the winter storm to see the latest in bat conservation in Ontario with representatives from...

Atlantic / Birds / Website Rotator

2021-06-03

Bird mortalities caused by collisions with clear glass deck railings.

Most people are aware of the dangers of windows to birds, but all too often we forget about other architectural uses of glass, such as glass railings. The toll on local birdlife can be...

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

2021-06-02

More new faces…

Hi! My name is Erynn Buhr and I’m working with CWHC Western/Northern in Saskatoon, SK this summer. I just completed my first year of the DVM program at WCVM, I’m interested in pathology and...

Atlantic / News & Announcements / Students / Website Rotator

2021-05-31

The Atlantic Region’s New Faces:

Isabel (Siheng) Xie: Isabel is a rising third-year student in Atlantic Veterinary College Class of 2023. She was born and raised in Beijing, China and moved to Canada in 2015 to pursue her Bachelor’s...

Diagnostic Highlights / Quebec / Reptiles and Amphibians / Website Rotator

2021-05-28

Chytridiomycose chez une rainette faux-grillon en milieu naturel au Québec

Une rainette faux-grillon trouvée à Boucherville sur la rive-sud de Montréal à la fin du mois d’avril dernier présentait une faiblesse et une incoordination des membres pelviens. Un érythème (rougeur) de la portion ventrale...

Diagnostic Highlights / Quebec / Reptiles and Amphibians / Website Rotator

2021-05-28

Chytridiomycosis in a free-ranging chorus frog in Quebec.

A chorus frog found in Boucherville (Montreal’s south shore) at the end of April presented weakness and incoordination of the pelvic limbs. Erythema (redness) of the ventral portion of the animal was also present...

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

2021-05-26

Ontario/Nunavut’s Summer Students:

Akshaya Chandrashekar: Hello! I am Akshaya Chandrashekar, a Phase 1 veterinary student at the Ontario Veterinary College. With a passion for One Health and conservation and a particular interest in pathology and epidemiology, my goal is to...

British Columbia / Education / News & Announcements / Students / Website Rotator

2021-05-13

My CWHC Experience.

Hello! I’m Harveen Atwal and I’m a fourth-year Biology student at the University of British Columbia. Over the past 9 months I have been working with the BC Node of the CWHC under the...

Diagnostic Highlights / Mammals / Ontario/Nunavut / SARS-CoV-2 / Surveillance / Website Rotator

2021-05-12

Testing of Select Wild Mustelids for SARS-CoV-2

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been concern about what animal species might be at risk of infection with SARS-CoV-2. A number of studies have been performed to determine the susceptibility...

Healthy Wildlife Blog

More new faces to introduce…

Colla’beer’ation and Conservation!

The Ontario Bat Network Speaker Series

Bird mortalities caused by collisions with clear glass deck railings.

More new faces…

The Atlantic Region’s New Faces:

Chytridiomycose chez une rainette faux-grillon en milieu naturel au Québec

Chytridiomycosis in a free-ranging chorus frog in Quebec.

Ontario/Nunavut’s Summer Students:

My CWHC Experience.

Testing of Select Wild Mustelids for SARS-CoV-2

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