Feeder-borne Diseases and Risk to Backyard Birds
Spring at the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) often means an uptick in songbird intake at our facility. The spring…
Strengthening Community-Based Wildlife Health Surveillance in the North: A Hands-On Workshop
By the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative From March 11–15, 2025, community members from across the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut gathered…
Une tournée de formation sous le signe de la collaboration
Au cours des deux dernières semaines, Émilie L. Couture et Amélia Dalpé (RCSF-Québec) ont accompagné Méduline Chailloux du Réseau québécois…
Collaborative training on the road
Over the past two weeks, Émilie L. Couture and Amélia Dalpé (RCSF-Québec) accompanied Méduline Chailloux from the Réseau québécois d’urgences…
CWHC at the Heroes 4 Wildlife’s Environmental Awareness Festival
The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative was well represented at Heroes 4 Wildlife‘s Environmental Awareness Festival in Oshawa, Ontario on October…
Benjamin Jakobek completes his residency in wildlife health management
We would like to highlight the end of Benjamin Jakobek’s residency program. During this specialized three-year wildlife health training program,…
Benjamin Jakobek termine sa résidence en gestion de la santé de la faune
Nous souhaitons souligner la fin du programme de résidence de Benjamin Jakobek. Au cours de ce programme de formation spécialisée…
Every Week is Bat Week for the CWHC Bat Team
This summer, the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) collaborated with the Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC), PEI National Park (PEINP), and…
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…
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.…