Canadian wildlife and collaborative efforts in wildlife research were showcased at the 73rd annual international Wildlife Disease Association (WDA) conference.…
The Canadian National Bat Health Program, coordinated by the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC), received its funding since its inception…
A large number of carcasses of northern pike and sunfish were observed in mid-March under the ice of the Lacs…
In January 2026, “Welfare and Handling Recommendations for Bat Surveys in Canada” was published open source as the first monograph…
When the first highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak occurred in Ontario in March 2022, the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC)…
Monitoring wildlife health is important, as diseases can impact the abundance of species, and several can also affect domestic animals…
Press Release Unusual Kidney Lesions Discovered in Calgary’s Urban Jackrabbits Reveal New Insights into City Wildlife Health Calgary, Alberta –…
Urban Norway and black rats can have diverse and significant negative impacts on urban landscapes and residents. A variety of…
Uncertainty in the geopolitical landscape is having serious downstream effects on the CWHC. For the past twenty plus years, our…
On October 29, 2025 a recently deceased white shark had been found on the shores of Prince Edward Island National…
