Summer Research Project: Raptors and Rodenticides.
I love urban wildlife, those animals that refuse to let humans remove them from their habitat. Some urban environments seem…
I love urban wildlife, those animals that refuse to let humans remove them from their habitat. Some urban environments seem…
The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) Ontario/Nunavut node has been trying to expand our wildlife disease surveillance program by increasing…
Continuing on with our series on summer students…. CWHC Ontario/Nunavut is pleased to welcome back summer students Rachel Finer and…
In December 2018, a coyote was found having a generalized (grand mal) seizure in the middle of a residential neighbourhood…
According to the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario (ECO), wildlife diseases can have serious impacts on both human health and the…
Beginning the middle of August and continuing into September, there were multiple reports of juvenile Double-crested Cormorants (DCCO) exhibiting neurological…
The very existence of ticks provokes some difficult questions for those with a creationist world view. Why, for instance, do…
Ontario’s turtles are remarkably long-lived – some species can live for over a century, and individuals are usually quite resistant…
“Echinococcus multilocularis in Ontario” is a new website developed by University of Guelph’s PhD candidate Jonathon Kotwa to inform and…
As of November 24, the CWHC Ontario/Nunavut Region has tested 70 birds for the presence of West Nile Virus (WNV)…