Cas de trichomonase confirmés chez des oiseaux de mangeoire au Québec
Depuis la mi-août quelques oiseaux malades présentant des signes cliniques suggestifs de trichomonase ont été rapportés au centre régional du…
Confirmed cases of trichomonosis in bird feeders – Quebec
Since mid-August, a few sick birds showing clinical signs suggestive of trichomonosis have been reported to the Quebec Regional Center.…
Public Perception of bats
Long throughout human history bats have had a bad reputation. Many people of past and present fear bats, often due…
B.C. CWD Surveillance – Mandatory Submission of Mule Deer and White-Tailed Deer Heads in the Highest Risk Area.
In 2019/2020, the B.C. Wildlife Health Program tested 1260 cervid heads for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) with no positive results.…
Beware the porcupine! A case of misadventure in a young mountain lion.
CWHC Western/Northern recently received the carcass of a juvenile mountain lion from southwest Saskatchewan that fell ill after eating a…
Bat Monitoring in Prince Edward Island National Park
Monitoring of bat activity is underway again throughout Prince Edward Island National Park! Recent restrictions due to COVID-19 have changed…
Le rorqual à bosse qui a passé plusieurs jours dans la région de Montréal a été retrouvé mort : Une collision avec un bateau est suspectée
Un rorqual à bosse était observé depuis le 27 mai dernier dans le Fleuve Saint-Laurent dans la région de Montréal.…
After spending several days in the region of Montreal, the humpback whale is found dead: A collision with a boat is suspected.
A humpback whale has been observed since May 27 in the St. Lawrence River in the Montreal region. The Réseau…
Bat Monthly featured story: Developing a Probiotic Approach to Reduce Severity of White-Nose Syndrome in Bats (Canada)
Our research team was previously awarded a research grant from the US National Fish and Wildlife Foundation – Bat for…
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…