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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?

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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

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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
Birds Citizen Science Collaborations Ontario/Nunavut Surveillance Uncategorized Website Rotator

Working with Veterinarians and Vet Clinics to Improve Wildlife Health Surveillance in Ontario

The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) Ontario/Nunavut node has been trying to expand our wildlife disease surveillance program by increasing…

2019-08-12
Bat Monthly White Nose Syndrome

Bat Monthly / Chauves-souris Mensuelles August 2019

Featured story Recovery Plan for Québec’s Non-migratory Bat Species Québec Bat recovery team, May 2019 White nose syndrome, an infection…

2019-08-08
Bats Rabies

Bats and Rabies: Separating Fact from Fiction

This past month has seen an influx of news reports from across the country concerning bats and rabies, like these…

2019-08-05
Atlantic Birds Citizen Science Diagnostic Highlights Parasites Quebec Trichomonosis Uncategorized Website Rotator

Trichomonosis…..it’s back!

Trichomonosis has once again returned to eastern Canada this summer. The disease is caused by the protozoan parasite Trichomonas gallinae…

2019-07-31
Mammals Parasites Quebec Uncategorized Website Rotator

Gale notoedrique chez un écureuil gris

Un cas de gale notoedrique a été diagnostiqué chez un écureuil gris à Montréal au mois de juin. Cet animal…

2019-07-23
Mammals Parasites Quebec Uncategorized Website Rotator

Notoedric mange in an Eastern gray squirrel

A case of notoedric mange was diagnosed in an Eastern gray squirrel in Montreal in June. This animal was debilitated,…

2019-07-23
Atlantic Mammals News & Announcements Quebec Strandings Website Rotator Whales

Mortalité de baleines noires de l’Atlantique Nord

Le Golfe du Saint-Laurent est un endroit achalandé. Est traversé par de multiples routes de trafic maritime et devient de…

2019-07-19
Atlantic Mammals News & Announcements Quebec Strandings Uncategorized Website Rotator Whales

Update on the North Atlantic right whale mortalities

The Gulf of St. Lawrence is a busy place. It is crossed by multiple lines of heavy international shipping traffic,…

2019-07-19
Atlantic Collaborations Mammals Notes from the Field Quebec Website Rotator Whales

Update on North Atlantic Right Whale necropsy

On June 7, 2019, teams from Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative, Atlantic and Quebec nodes, participated in a necropsy on an…

2019-06-19
Bat Monday White Nose Syndrome

The last Bat Monday / Le dernier Lundi des Chauve-souris 17 June 2019

Dear Bat Monday followers, Following review of our national WNS response program we are working on evolving and improving delivery…

2019-06-17

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