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Collaborations National Website Rotator

A New Global Plan to Protect Wildlife Health, and What It Means for Canada

2026-08-21
Collaborations National

Un nouveau plan mondial pour protéger la santé de la faune, et ce que cela signifie pour le Canada

2026-08-21
Ontario/Nunavut West Nile Virus

Le “buzz” autour du virus du Nil occidental

2026-08-12
Ontario/Nunavut Website Rotator West Nile Virus

The Buzz about West Nile Virus

2026-08-12
Atlantic Website Rotator

Ulcerative dermatitis in Cape Breton river otters

2026-07-31
Collaborations National Website Rotator

A New Global Plan to Protect Wildlife Health, and What It Means for Canada

Headlines about rabies, Ebola, hantavirus, and avian influenza continue to remind us that wildlife diseases not only affect wildlife, but…

2026-08-21
Collaborations National

Un nouveau plan mondial pour protéger la santé de la faune, et ce que cela signifie pour le Canada

Les manchettes sur la rage, l’Ebola, l’hantavirus et l’influenza aviaire continuent de nous rappeler que les maladies de la faune…

2026-08-21
British Columbia Notes from the Field

On the Bighorns of a Dilemma: wild and domestic sheep in BC

Since early last century and maybe before, a correlation between the introduction of domestic sheep and declines in bighorn sheep…

2016-11-15
Bat Monday White Nose Syndrome

Bat Monday – November 14, 2016

Here is your weekly Bat Monday including exciting news about speed record breaking bats. 1. Article: NFWF and U.S. Fish…

2016-11-14
Bat Monday White Nose Syndrome

Bat Monday – November 7, 2016

Here is your weekly Bat Monday 1. Publication: Weather as a proximate explanation for fission–fusion dynamics in female northern long-eared…

2016-11-07
Ontario/Nunavut OVC Wildlife Rotation Students

Living with Wildlife

Windows are bad news birds! Did you know that in North America hundreds of millions of birds are killed each…

2016-11-03
Bat Week International National

Canada well represented at North American Symposium for Bat Research

From October 12 to 15, hundreds of North American bat researchers came together in San Antonio, Texas, to present their…

2016-11-02
Atlantic Quebec Strandings

Dolphin strandings in Québec & Atlantic Canada this fall

Unusual occurrences of white-sided dolphin strandings during the two first week of October Several stranding events involving white-sided dolphins were…

2016-11-01
Bat Monday White Nose Syndrome

Bat Monday – October 31, 2016

It is the last day of Bat Week, and we’ve already seen a lot of them in the media. Enjoy…

2016-10-31
Bat Week White Nose Syndrome

White-nose Syndrome News of 2016: The good, the bad, the ugly

Its Bat Week 2016. 10 years have passed since a fungal disease called white-nose syndrome was discovered. The disease has…

2016-10-28
Bat Week

A Short History of Bats in Art

Bats can be found all over the world, with the exception of the poles and some remote islands. Bats have…

2016-10-26
Bat Week National White Nose Syndrome

Bat Monday – October 24, 2016

Welcome to Bat Monday! Did you know that the CWHC’s Jordi Segers sends out a fantastic list of bat-related links…

2016-10-24

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