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National Office

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

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

2026-10-23
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
National Office Website Rotator

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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Red Fox Mange

Prince Edward Island is known for its population of urban red foxes. In the city of Charlottetown in particular, red…

2018-05-18
Bat Monday White Nose Syndrome

Bat Monday / Lundi des Chauve-souris 14 May 2018

This is your weekly Bat Monday, brought to you by the national white-nose syndrome coordinator. Bat Monday compiles the latest…

2018-05-14
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Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease in British Columbia

In mid-February 2018 feral rabbits were found dead in small numbers on a university campus in Nanaimo and all the…

2018-05-14
News & Announcements Ontario/Nunavut Ranavirus Reptiles and Amphibians Website Rotator

Ranavirus discovered in Ontario turtles

Ontario’s turtles are remarkably long-lived – some species can live for over a century, and individuals are usually quite resistant…

2018-05-07
Bat Monday White Nose Syndrome

Bat Monday / Lundi des Chauve-souris 7 May 2018

This is your weekly Bat Monday, brought to you by the national white-nose syndrome coordinator. Bat Monday compiles the latest…

2018-05-07
Quebec Research Website Rotator

Le RCSF – Québec collabore à un projet de recherche sur les orignaux en Jamésie

Les orignaux sont de grands ruminants de la famille des Cervidés qui vivent en Amérique du Nord. Les mâles sont…

2018-05-07
Quebec Research Website Rotator

CWHC – Quebec collaborates on a moose research project in Jamésie

Moose are large ruminants of the deer family that live in North America. The males are characterized by fan-flattened antlers,…

2018-05-07
Bat Monday White Nose Syndrome

Bat Monday / Lundi des Chauve-souris 30 April 2018

This is your weekly Bat Monday, brought to you by the national white-nose syndrome coordinator. Bat Monday compiles the latest…

2018-04-30
Atlantic Birds Reports Trauma Website Rotator

Transmitter Tracked Bald Eagle Accidentally Snared

A Bald Eagle was found dead after accidentally being caught in a snare in central New Brunswick. The unusual factor…

2018-04-30
Birds Citizen Science Mycoplasmosis National Science citoyenne Surveillance Trauma Traumatismes Trichomonosis Website Rotator

Keeping Your Backyard Birds Healthy This Spring and Summer

The spring migration of birds is currently underway and soon we will be treated to the familiar sights and sounds…

2018-04-23

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