Category: Research

Atlantic / Mammals / Research / Website Rotator

2021-11-08

Skunk adenovirus-1 in P.E.I.

Striped skunks all over the world have acquired a notorious reputation for spraying foul-smelling material from their hind ends at potential predators. On Prince Edward Island, striped skunks are a common sight and even...

Graduate Students / Mammals / Ontario/Nunavut / Research / Website Rotator

2021-02-25

Canine distemper virus: an ongoing concern for wildlife in Ontario.

Canine distemper virus (CDV) is highly contagious and can cause a severe, often fatal, disease that affects many different body systems including the immune, respiratory, and neurological systems. The virus is found worldwide, and...

Collaborations / Mammals / Notes from the Field / Quebec / Research / Website Rotator

2020-05-25

Le RCSF-Québec contribue à un programme de recherche sur les pékans en Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Louis Imbeau, professeur à l’Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT), s’intéresse à l’impact de l’aménagement du territoire sur la biologie de la martre d’Amérique (Martes americana) et du pékan (Pekania pennanti). Dans le cadre...

Collaborations / Mammals / Notes from the Field / Quebec / Research / Website Rotator

2020-05-25

Contribution of the CWHC-Quebec to a research program on fishers in Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Louis Imbeau, professor at the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT), is working on the impact of land use on the biology of American martens (Martes americana) and fishers (Pekania pennanti). As part of...

Collaborations / Fish / Quebec / Research / Uncategorized / Website Rotator

2020-04-27

Hyperplasie thyroïdienne chez les ombles de fontaine sauvages du lac Florentien, Abitibi-Témiscamingue (QC).

Petit lac parmi tant d’autres en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (Québec), le lac Florentien se distingue par son projet de restauration d’une population naturelle d’omble de fontaine (Salvelinus fontinalis) réalisée en 2012. Durant les étés 2016 et...

Birds / Ontario/Nunavut / Poisoning / Research / Students / Surveillance / Toxicity / Urban Wildlife / Website Rotator

2019-10-04

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 totally incompatible with wildlife, yet some animals carve out a niche for themselves and...

Avian Influenza / British Columbia / News & Announcements / Research / Students / Surveillance / Uncategorized / Website Rotator

2019-06-13

More Summer Students…….

Delaney Schofer is working at the British Columbia branch of the CWHC this summer. She has completed her first year at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine and is interested in wildlife health and...

Avian Influenza / British Columbia / CWD / News & Announcements / Research / Students / Surveillance / Website Rotator

2019-05-28

New Post-Doc at CWHC-BC

CWHC-BC is thrilled to welcome their first post-doctoral student, Kaylee Byers. Kaylee will be joining the BC node for at least the next year and working on a range of projects regarding wildlife surveillance...

Atlantic / Mammals / News & Announcements / Research / Students / Teaching/Training / Website Rotator

2019-05-22

Summer Students – Part 4

This time we head to the East coast and introduce two vet students working with the CWHC-Atlantic… Amanda Clark is a 3rd year veterinary student at the Atlantic Veterinary College. Amanda will be working...

Do rat control programs work to reduce public health risks?

British Columbia / Mammals / Rats / Research / Uncategorized / Urban Wildlife / Vancouver Rat Project / Website Rotator

2019-04-03

Do rat control programs work to reduce public health risks?

Rats! They are the source of a number of bacteria and viruses that can cause disease in people. In cities, the goal of most rat control programs is to reduce these rat-associated public health...

Category: Research

Skunk adenovirus-1 in P.E.I.

Canine distemper virus: an ongoing concern for wildlife in Ontario.

Le RCSF-Québec contribue à un programme de recherche sur les pékans en Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Contribution of the CWHC-Quebec to a research program on fishers in Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Hyperplasie thyroïdienne chez les ombles de fontaine sauvages du lac Florentien, Abitibi-Témiscamingue (QC).

Summer Research Project: Raptors and Rodenticides.

More Summer Students…….

New Post-Doc at CWHC-BC

Summer Students – Part 4

Do rat control programs work to reduce public health risks?

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