CWHC participates in the delivery of BC bat capture course
Nobody is born a bat researcher but with the right training, anyone can become a bat researcher. That is, as…
Welfare and Handling Recommendations for Bat Censuses in Canada
It is with great pleasure that we announce the availability of “Welfare and Handling Recommendations for Bat Censuses in Canada”…
Glue traps result in animal cruelty
Earlier this summer three, 6 week old red squirrels were brought to the Atlantic Veterinary College Wildlife Service in PEI.…
Bat Acoustic Monitoring Workshop for Canadian Maritime Indigenous Organizations
The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC), Atlantic Region partnered with the Native Council of Prince Edward Island (NCPEI) to host…
Qalipu First Nation – Acoustic Bat Monitoring in Newfoundland
Article submitted by Alyssa Hunter, Qalipu First Nation, Manager Environment and Natural Resources
Canadian partners in the protection of bats
That’s a wrap, Bat Week 2022 has officially come to an end. This annual, international celebration of the role of…
CWHC teams up with Latin American partners for Bat Week celebrations
Bat Week is an annual, international celebration of the role of bats in nature. The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC)…
CWHC National Office publishes national bat health report
It has become increasingly important in Canada to understand and manage bat populations through a holistic bat health approach. Bats…
Confirmed Case of White Nose Syndrome in Northern Manitoba
White Nose Syndrome (WNS) – a fatal fungal infection of bats – has been confirmed in four Little Brown Bats…
Fundy National Park Bat Monitoring
Bat observations in Fundy National Park had been scarce in recent years, so we were excited to see several bats…