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Comment prendre de bonnes photos lors d’un signalement au RCSF

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How to take good photos when reporting to the CWHC

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Fish Quebec

Mélanomes chez les barbottes brunes du lac Memphrémagog, Québec Un cancer transmissible?

2026-09-25
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Melanomas in Brown Bullheads of Lake Memphremagog, Québec: A Transmissible Cancer?

2026-09-25
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Banding Together for Wildlife Health

2026-09-17
National Office

Comment prendre de bonnes photos lors d’un signalement au RCSF

Une grande partie de notre travail au Réseau canadien pour la santé de la faune consiste à mener des enquêtes…

2026-10-23
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How to take good photos when reporting to the CWHC

A big part of what we do at the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative is conducting diagnostic investigations to determine the…

2026-10-23
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Le projet de recherche sur les orignaux en Jamésie continue !

Pour la troisième année consécutive, une équipe du Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs – bureau de…

2020-04-15
Collaborations Mammals Parasites Quebec Uncategorized Website Rotator

The moose research project in Jamésie continues!

For the third consecutive year, a team from the Quebec Ministry of Forests, Wildlife and Parks (MFFP) – Chibougamau office,…

2020-04-15
Diagnostic Highlights Graduate Students Mammals Ontario/Nunavut Pathology Notes Uncategorized Website Rotator

Is it tuberculosis?! Differential diagnoses for caseous lung lesions in deer

As a wildlife pathologist, probably the last thing you want to see when you open the chest cavity of a…

2020-04-07
Bat Monthly Bats Uncategorized White Nose Syndrome

Understanding WNS resistance mechanisms in big brown bats

Every winter, many of Canada’s insect-eating bats perform a nearly unbelievable feat of endurance – survival without eating for up…

2020-04-02
Bat Monthly Bats White Nose Syndrome

Bat research in Waterton Lakes National Park

The Kenow Wildfire occurred in Waterton Lakes National Park (WLNP) in southwestern Alberta in September 2017. The wildfire, started by…

2020-03-09
Bat Monthly Bats White Nose Syndrome

The Yukon is a tough place to be a bat

The winters are long, cold, and dry, while summers are brief and cool. Yukon experiences “midnight sun” during summer, which…

2020-02-13
Atlantic Diagnostic Highlights Pathology Notes Uncategorized Website Rotator

Sunfish Ashore in PEI

Last November (2019), The CWHC was informed that a very unusual fish had washed up on the red shores of…

2020-01-30
Diagnostic Highlights Mammals Parasites Surveillance Uncategorized Website Rotator Western/Northern

Trichinella infection, and other findings, in a grizzly bear autopsy.

In the summer of 2019 I received some preserved tissue samples from a grizzly bear that had been caught in…

2020-01-27
National National Office News & Announcements Saskatchewan Uncategorized Website Rotator Western/Northern

Old Friends, New Challenges!

Erin Moffatt and I have worked together on and off for 15 years! Wow, time flies! I first met Erin…

2020-01-17
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Stéphane Lair and Miriam Poirier at the World Marine Mammals Conference

Stéphane Lair et Miriam Poirier à la “World Marine Mammals Conference” qui a eu lieu à Barcelone le mois dernier.…

2020-01-07

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