Category: Collaborations

Atlantic / Bats / Citizen Science / Collaborations / Education / Website Rotator / Workshops

2023-04-05

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 a bat acoustic monitoring workshop specifically designed for Indigenous groups from the Canadian Maritime...

Citizen Science / Collaborations / Fish / Surveillance / Website Rotator

2023-01-05

Introduction au traqueur de santé des poissons

Passez-vous du temps sur les rivières, lacs et côtes du Canada? Vous vous souciez de la santé des poissons au Canada? Utilisez notre outil de suivi de la santé des poissons dès aujourd’hui! Qu’est-ce...

Citizen Science / Collaborations / Fish / Surveillance / Website Rotator

2023-01-05

Introducing the Fish Health Tracker

Do you spend time on Canada’s rivers, lakes, and coasts? Do you care about the health of fish in Canada? Use our Fish Health Tracker Tool today! What is The Fish Health Tracker? The...

Collaborations / Diagnostic Highlights / Ontario/Nunavut / Surveillance / Website Rotator

2022-01-18

Monitoring Wild Pigs for Diseases of Concern

When there are reports of wild pigs loose in Ontario, there is often a lot of news coverage, especially when the group size is large. Any time there are confirmed sightings, the Ministry of...

Collaborations / International / National Office / Surveillance / Teaching/Training / Website Rotator

2021-09-08

The Wildlife Health Intelligence Platform : Data management for the modern world.

The CWHC National Office leads the organization’s health information management efforts through the development and maintenance of a world-class database system for wildlife health surveillance; the Wildlife Health Intelligence Platform (WHIP). This system provides...

Collaborations / National / News & Announcements / Publications / Website Rotator

2021-08-17

Métis Spirit

The CWHC has featured wildlife artists in our annual report previously and this year we are honoured to feature the work of Métis artist Phyllis Poitras-Jarrett. Phyllis resides in Regina, Saskatchewan and draws her...

Bats / Collaborations / News & Announcements / Website Rotator / Western/Northern / White Nose Syndrome

2021-07-20

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 (Myotis lucifugus) found near Cranberry Portage, Manitoba. This it the furthest northern and western...

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...

Collaborations / Diagnostic Highlights / Mammals / Saskatchewan / Website Rotator / Western/Northern

2021-01-21

Why did the moose drink the water? Death at a prairie dugout.

In late September of 2020, three moose were reported dead in a dugout in rural Saskatchewan. The moose had been seen alive in the area two days prior by the renter of the land....

Collaborations / Diagnostic Highlights / Mammals / Ontario/Nunavut / Website Rotator

2021-01-19

Swollen Muzzle in a White-Tailed Deer.

White-tailed deer are one of the more interesting and challenging species that we have the opportunity to work with. The biggest challenge is often trying to figure out how to get such a large...

Category: Collaborations

Bat Acoustic Monitoring Workshop for Canadian Maritime Indigenous Organizations

Introduction au traqueur de santé des poissons

Introducing the Fish Health Tracker

Monitoring Wild Pigs for Diseases of Concern

The Wildlife Health Intelligence Platform : Data management for the modern world.

Métis Spirit

Confirmed Case of White Nose Syndrome in Northern Manitoba

Colla’beer’ation and Conservation!

Why did the moose drink the water? Death at a prairie dugout.

Swollen Muzzle in a White-Tailed Deer.

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