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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative

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The CWHC exists to advance the health of Canadian wildlife, recognizing wildlife health as central to maintaining sustainable relationships among wildlife, humans, domestic animals, and the environment we share. Website: www.cwhc-rcsf.ca

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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Cancer that spreads like a parasite? A new study in Nature reveals that black lesions on Lake Memphremagog’s brown bullheads are caused by a single clonal cancer lineage spreading fish-to-fish—making it the first transmissible cancer known in fish! Read the full blog here: tinyurl.com/yjtcjwzz
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Melanomas in Brown Bullheads of Lake Memphremagog, Québec: A Transmissible Cancer? - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
In December 2023, this blog reported the discovery of brown bullheads (Ameiurus nebulosus) presenting with black skin masses. Histological analyses had at the time confirmed that these were melanomas,...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Avez-vous vu une bernache baguée? Ces numéros uniques aident à suivre les migrations, à estimer la survie et à surveiller l'influenza aviaire. Découvrez comment notre équipe Ontario/Nunavut s'est jointe à l'ECCC-SCF sur le terrain : tinyurl.com/ykkpk37v
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Le baguage : unis pour la santé de la faune - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Les animaux ne reconnaissent pas les frontières provinciales ou nationales, et comprendre leurs déplacements, leur santé et leurs populations nécessite la collaboration de nombreux organismes œuvrant ...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Ever spotted a Canada Goose with a metal leg band and wondered what story it tells? Those unique numbers help us track migration, estimate survival rates, and monitor diseases like Avian Influenza. Read how our Ontario/Nunavut team joined ECCC-CWS in the field: tinyurl.com/t5erspwz
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Banding Together for Wildlife Health - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Animals do not recognize provincial or national borders, and understanding their movements, health, and populations requires many organizations working toward a common goal. At the CWHC’s Ontario/Nuna...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Au-delà des maladies aviaires bien connues comme la grippe aviaire ou la salmonellose, il existe une menace plus discrète : les orthorévirus. Ces agents adaptables posent un défi pour la santé animale. En savoir plus tinyurl.com/33zb97kc
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Infection à orthoréovirus : Comment les corvidés sont-ils affectés et quel est le lien avec l'approche Une seule santé? - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Les maladies aviaires constituent un sujet important en approche Une seule santé. La salmonellose, la coccidiose, l’influenza aviaire et le virus du Nil occidental, pour n’en nommer que quelques-unes,...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Beyond famous avian diseases like bird flu or Salmonella lies a lesser-known threat to domestic and wild birds: orthoreoviruses. These adaptable pathogens pose a real challenge for animal health. Read more: tinyurl.com/2rj7nfw3
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Orthoreovirus infection – How are corvids affected and what does it have to do with One Health? - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Avian diseases are a significant topic in One Health. Salmonella, coccidia, avian influenza, and West Nile virus, to name a few, are well known for their potential to In this context, one group of pat...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
La saison des moustiques est de retour, tout comme le virus du Nil occidental. Les analyses d’oiseaux sauvages nous aident à détecter rapidement l’activité du virus. Découvrez comment la surveillance protège la faune sauvage et la santé humaine. Le blogue est ici : tinyurl.com/ydrz9yre
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Le "buzz" autour du virus du Nil occidental - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
La saison des moustiques est de retour, tout comme le virus du Nil occidental (VNO). Chaque été, le virus refait surface dans certaines régions du Canada, circulant entre les moustiques et les oiseaux...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
Mosquito season is back, and so is West Nile Virus. Wild bird testing helps us track virus activity early. Learn about WNV, how surveillance protects wildlife & human health, and how to protect yourself this summer: Read the full blog here: healthywildlife.ca/the-buzz-abo...
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The Buzz about West Nile Virus - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Mosquito season is back, and so is West Nile Virus (WNV). Each summer, the virus re-emerges across parts of Canada, cycling between mosquitoes and birds, with occasional spillover into humans and othe...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Two river otters from the Soldier’s Bay area in Cape Breton (Nova Scotia) were submitted to CWHC-Atlantic for necropsy. healthywildlife.ca/ulcerative-d...
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Ulcerative dermatitis in Cape Breton river otters - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Two river otters from the Soldier’s Bay area in Cape Breton (Nova Scotia) were submitted to CWHC-Atlantic for necropsy. The otters had been spotted in the field exhibiting regions of hair loss on thei...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 03/07/2026
Où en est-on avec les rats ? 🐀 Les villes dépensent des millions en dératisation sans jamais vérifier l'efficacité des mesures. Pour protéger la santé et la biodiversité, il nous faut un suivi basé sur les données, avant ET après intervention. tinyurl.com/2h3e3hx3
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Quel est le statut du Rat? Pourquoi les villes doivent surveiller les rats avant et après leurs interventions - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Les rats sont un enjeu de santé publique, mais nous ne les surveillons pas comme tel La santé publique comprend depuis longtemps qu’on ne peut pas gérer ce qu’on ne mesure pas. Avant de prescrire un m...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 03/07/2026
What’s the Rattus status? Cities spend millions on rat control without tracking if it works. Rat surveillance is public health infrastructure. We need data-driven monitoring before & after we intervene to protect human health and urban biodiversity: tinyurl.com/49yzxha4
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What’s the Rattus status? Why cities need to monitor rats before and after they intervene - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Rats are a public health issue, but we are not monitoring them like one Public health has long understood that you cannot manage what you do not measure. Before a doctor prescribes medication for diab...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
La gestion de la santé de la faune sauvage nécessite un travail d'équipe et des données en temps réel. Le portail des partenaires du CWHC nous permet de fournir des rapports à nos partenaires plus rapidement et plus efficacement que jamais. Pour en savoir plus sur le portail : tinyurl.com/56b27b3n
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Portail des partenaires du Réseau canadien pour la santé de la faune (RCSF) - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Le Portail des partenaires du RCSF constitue un objectif stratégique clé au sein du bureau national depuis plus d’une décennie. Il permet de fournir des données et des rapports essentiels aux partenai...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
Managing wildlife health takes teamwork and real-time data. The CWHC Partner Portal delivers critical reports and outbreak tracking to our partners and the public faster and more efficiently than ever before. Learn more about the portal: tinyurl.com/44akzu5s
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative Partner Portal - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
The CWHC’s Partner Portal has been a key strategic goal within the National Office for over a decade now and allows us to provide essential data and reports to Federal, Provincial, and Territorial (FP...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
La rage du raton laveur est de retour dans le sud du Québec : 159 cas ont été confirmés depuis décembre 2024. Protégez vos animaux de compagnie et fermez bien vos poubelles. Vous avez repéré un animal malade ? Appelez le 1-877-346-6763. Lisez l'article ici : tinyurl.com/482rjk34
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Mise à jour de la réémergence de la rage du raton laveur dans le sud du Québec - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Depuis décembre 2024 un total de 159 cas de rage du raton laveur a été confirmé au Québec. La réémergence de cette maladie qui a débuté en Estrie progresse maintenant vers la couronne sud de Montréal....
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
Raccoon rabies is back in southern Quebec, with 159 wild animal cases confirmed since Dec 2024. Protect your pets, secure your trash, and learn how to spot the signs of an infected animal. Spot a sick animal? Call 1-877-346-6763. Read the full blog here: tinyurl.com/3chfz4tp
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Update on the re-emergence of Raccoon Rabies in Southern Quebec - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Since December 2024, a total of 159 cases of raccoon rabies have been confirmed in Quebec. The re-emergence of this disease, which began in Estrie, is now spreading toward the south shore of Montreal....
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
Une statistique choquante Depuis 2024, ~10 % des rapaces de notre labo Ouest/Nord sont morts électrocutés. L'étudiante en vétérinaire Brooke Schley explique ce risque et comment les protéger : healthywildlife.ca/article-etud...
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Article étudiant : L’électrocution des oiseaux de proie sur les lignes électriques - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Le Centre régional Ouest/Nord du RCSF fait partie du Department of Veterinary Pathology, Western College of Veterinary Medicine à Saskatoon. En plus de nos responsabilités diagnostiques en matière de ...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
The Shocking Statistic Since 2024, ~10% of raptors submitted to our Western/Northern lab died from power line electrocution. DVM student Brooke Schley breaks down why large raptors are at risk and how we can protect them. Read the full blog here: tinyurl.com/2cr8v2hw
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Student Article: Power Line Electrocution of Raptors - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
The Western/Northern Regional Centre of the CWHC is part of the Department of Veterinary Pathology at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon and, in addition to our wildlife diagnosti...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative Atlantic turns on the bat signal! Bats in Atlantic Canada are on the move. CWHC Atlantic bat team is asking the public to report sightings of the elusive nocturnal animals by calling the Atlantic Bat Hotline at 1-833-434-BATS (2287). tinyurl.com/22j3pjmf
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative Atlantic turns on the bat signal!
The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative Atlantic bat team is asking the public to report sightings of bats by calling the Atlantic Bat Hotline at 1-833-434-BATS (2287).
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
Les maladies complexes comme l'influenza aviaire exigent un travail d'équipe. Découvrez comment le CWHC unit public, universités et industrie via l'approche « One Health » pour lutter contre les épidémies. Lire l'article : tinyurl.com/5xwy4hty
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Le partenariat en pratique : une réponse multidisciplinaire à l’IAHP - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
De nombreux problèmes de santé chez les animaux sauvages, dont la grippe aviaire, touchent également l’Homme et d’autres espèces animales. Les approches de recherche traditionnelles sont souvent ineff...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
Complex diseases like HPAI demand a team effort. Learn how the CWHC is bridging government, academia, and industry through a One Health approach to tackle avian influenza outbreaks. Full blog here: tinyurl.com/ymvws224
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Partnership in Practice: A Multi-Disciplinary Response to HPAI - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Many wildlife health issues, including avian influenza, also impact humans and other animals. Traditional research approaches are often ineffective at tackling these challenges. Using a One Health app...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
Protéger les mouflons d’Amérique de l’Alberta, ça prend tout un village! Un nouvel atelier collaboratif a formé des biologistes et des scientifiques citoyens à repérer rapidement des menaces pour la santé des troupeaux, comme la pneumonie causée par Movi. tinyurl.com/mvm368dj
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Soutenir la santé du mouflon des Rocheuses par la collaboration et la science citoyenne - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Ce printemps, un atelier de nécropsie a réuni des partenaires de partout en Alberta afin d’optimiser la surveillance des populations de mouflons des Rocheuses sur le terrain. L’événement, organisé par...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
Protecting Alberta’s bighorn sheep takes a village! A new collaborative workshop trained biologists & citizen scientists to spot critical health threats like Movi pneumonia early. See how teamwork & tech are keeping these iconic herds healthy: tinyurl.com/8e98fj56
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Supporting Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Health Through Collaboration and Citizen Science - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
This spring, a collaborative necropsy workshop brought together partners from across Alberta to strengthen field-based monitoring of bighorn sheep populations. The event, organized by the Wild Sheep F...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 15/05/2026
Cas confirmés d'infection à Neospora caninum chez les mammifères marins ! Une nouvelle étude utilisant la PCR et le séquençage de l'ADN a permis de détecter ce parasite terrestre chez 8 animaux échoués appartenant à 6 espèces différentes. Lisez l'intégralité de l'article ici : tinyurl.com/2xjtw8wa
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Mise en évidence de Neospora caninum chez des mammifères marins échoués sur la côte du Pacifique de l'Est - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Suite à la détection des protozoaires Toxoplasma gondii et Sarcocystis neurona chez des mammifères marins échoués présentant des degrés variables de méningo-encéphalite, les chercheurs ont redoublé d’...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 15/05/2026
Confirmed cases of Neospora caninum infection in marine mammals! A new survey using PCR and DNA sequencing found this terrestrial parasite in 8 stranded animals across 6 species. Read the full blog here: tinyurl.com/4j7hxyxc
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Demonstration of Neospora caninum in stranded marine mammals within the eastern Pacific - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Since the original detection of the protozoa Toxoplasma gondii and Sarcocystis neurona in stranded marine mammals with varying degrees of meningoencephalitis, there have been increasing efforts to scr...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
Des chercheurs québécois ont utilisé la tomodensitométrie pour étudier des malformations vertébrales rares et ont découvert que certaines baleines atteignent l'âge adulte, tandis que d'autres doivent mener un combat bien plus difficile pour survivre. Consultez le blog ici : tinyurl.com/48npjwcy
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Déformations vertébrales chez le béluga du Saint-Laurent : l’évaluation de deux carcasses génère une foule de questions - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Deux femelles bélugas présentant des déformations marquées de la colonne vertébrale se sont récemment échouées sur les berges du Saint-Laurent. Bien que ce type de déformation ait déjà été observé sur...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
Researchers in Quebec used CT technology to investigate rare spinal deformities—finding that while some whales reach adulthood against the odds, others face a much harder fight for survival. Read the full blog here: tinyurl.com/44kkezej
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Vertebral deformities in St. Lawrence belugas: The examination of two carcasses paves the way for further investigations - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Two female belugas with marked spinal deformities recently washed ashore on the banks of the St. Lawrence River. Although this type of deformation had previously been observed in living animals, no in...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 01/05/2026
Protégez les oiseaux contre la mycoplasmose ! - Trempez-les dans une solution d'eau de Javel à 1:9 - Utilisez des gants et des brosses réservés à cet usage - Évitez les mangeoires à plateau - Séchez-les soigneusement Article complet : tinyurl.com/48sjt6yn
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Aidez à freiner la propagation de la mycoplasmose chez les oiseaux utilisant les postes d'alimentation - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
À la fin décembre 2025, nous avons commencé à recevoir des signalements d’un centre de réhabilitation de la faune à Ottawa, en Ontario, concernant de nombreux oiseaux malades soupçonnés d’être atteint...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 01/05/2026
Protect our songbirds from Mycoplasmosis! - Soak feeders in 1:9 bleach/water - Use dedicated gloves & brushes - Don't use tray feeders - Dry fully before hanging If you see birds with crusty eyes, remove feeders for 2 weeks. More information can be found here: tinyurl.com/5m4brdm6
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Help Stop the Spread: Mycoplasmosis in Backyard Songbirds - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
At the end of December 2025, we began receiving reports from a wildlife rehabilitator in Ottawa, ON regarding numerous sick finches suspected to have Mycoplasmosis. The birds were all described as hav...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
Le printemps est là et les chauves-souris aussi ! Ces héros écolos luttent contre les nuisibles. Ne les touchez pas à mains nues. Vaccinez vos animaux et restez prudents. Infos ici : tinyurl.com/mv4dmuuh
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Coexister avec les chauves-souris : discuter de la prédation par les animaux domestiques, des risques de rage, de l’exclusion des habitations et plus encore - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Maintenant que le printemps est arrivé, les chauves-souris commencent à sortir de leur hibernation ou à migrer de nouveau vers le nord, et certaines personnes ne manqueront pas d’en rencontrer. Plusie...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
Spring is here and bats are back! These eco-heroes provide vital pest control. If you find one, don't touch it with bare hands. Keep pets vaccinated and stay safe. Learn more here: tinyurl.com/4jy5cxh3
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Coexisting with bats: understanding pet predation, rabies risk, exclusion from homes and more - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Now that spring is upon us, bats have started to emerge from hibernation or migrate back north, and some people are bound to encounter them. Many people are afraid of bats, some due to their link to s...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
De la forêt au labo ! La 73e conférence de la WDA à Victoria a réuni des experts mondiaux pour protéger la faune canadienne. Au menu : génomique, mentorat et solutions « One Health ». Lisez l'article complet ici : tinyurl.com/ycxtf9h6
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La faune sauvage britanno-colombienne et les efforts collaboratifs mis en lumière lors de la conférence de la Wildlife Disease Association – 2025 à Victoria, C.-B. - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the...
La faune canadienne et les efforts collaboratifs en recherche sur la faune ont été mis en valeur lors de la 73e conférence internationale annuelle de la Wildlife Disease Association (WDA). La conféren...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
From the forest to the lab! The 73rd WDA conference in Victoria united global experts to tackle wildlife health. Featuring genomic workshops, student mentorship, and community-led "One Health" solutions to protect Canada’s diverse species. Read the full blog here: tinyurl.com/48mw5mkm
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Community Voices and British Columbia Wildlife Highlighted at the 2025 International Wildlife Disease Association Conference in Victoria, BC - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Canadian wildlife and collaborative efforts in wildlife research were showcased at the 73rd annual international Wildlife Disease Association (WDA) conference. The conference was held in Victoria, Bri...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 31/03/2026
Merci à nos partenaires de l'ECCC et à la communauté des chauves-souris ! Notre financement prend fin, mais nous saluons 10 ans de science et de protection des espèces menacées. Cet héritage perdure via nos ressources. Restez à l'affût pour la suite ! Article complet : tinyurl.com/4fy966uk
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The end of an era? Discontinuation of the Canadian National Bat Health Program - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
The Canadian National Bat Health Program, coordinated by the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC), received its funding since its inception over a decade ago through several contribution agreem...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 31/03/2026
Big thanks to our partners at ECCC and the bat conservation community! As our current funding wraps up, we’re reflecting on 10 years of science, surveillance and advocacy for endangered species. The legacy lives on in our resources. Stay tuned for what’s next! Full blog here: tinyurl.com/85vr7fup
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The end of an era? Discontinuation of the Canadian National Bat Health Program - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
The Canadian National Bat Health Program, coordinated by the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC), received its funding since its inception over a decade ago through several contribution agreem...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 23/03/2026
Qu'est-ce qui a causé la mortalité de poissons sous la glace? Cet hiver, aux lacs Fauvel (Qc), brochets et crapets morts sous la glace, tandis que d'autres espèces survivaient. Cause probable : l'hypoxie hivernale (manque d'oxygène). Lisez l'article : healthywildlife.ca/mortalite-hi...
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Mortalité hivernale de poissons aux lacs des Fauvel - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Un grand nombre de carcasses de grands brochets et de crapets-soleils ont été observées à la mi-mars sous la glace des lacs des Fauvel situés à Blainville dans la région des Laurentides au nord de Mon...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 23/03/2026
What caused a sudden fish die-off under the ice? This winter, a scene unfolded at the Fauvel Lakes in Quebec: northern pike and sunfish were found dead beneath the frozen surface—while some fish were still alive. The likely cause? Winter hypoxia. Read the full blog here: tinyurl.com/yyxbsxed
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Winter Kill - Winter Fish Mortality at Fauvel Lakes - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
A large number of carcasses of northern pike and sunfish were observed in mid-March under the ice of the Lacs Fauvel located in Blainville, in the Laurentides region north of Montreal, Quebec. Observe...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 16/03/2026
Comment manipuler les chauves-souris ? Un nouveau guide sur la manipulation et le bien-être des chauves-souris a été publié dans le Journal of North American Bat Research Lire l'intégralité de l'article ici : healthywildlife.ca/publication-...
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Publication d’une monographie canadienne sur la manipulation et le bien-être des chauves-souris - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
En janvier 2026, la monographie (en anglais) suivante a été publiée dans le Journal of North American Bat Research : « Welfare and Handling Recommendations for Bat Surveys in Canada ». Cet article est...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 16/03/2026
How do you handle bats? New guide for bat handling and welfare published in the the Journal of North American Bat Research Read the full blog here: healthywildlife.ca/canadian-bat...
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Canadian Bat Handling and Welfare Monograph Published - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
In January 2026, “Welfare and Handling Recommendations for Bat Surveys in Canada” was published open source as the first monograph in the Journal of North American Bat Research. The article was the cu...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
Il faut tout un village ! Depuis 2022, nos cas de santé de la faune ont triplé, passant de 500 à 1 500+ par an. Si notre réseau de 300+ partenaires est vital, votre aide l'est tout autant. Lisez l’article complet ici : healthywildlife.ca/it-takes-a-v...
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It Takes a Village: A Community Effort for Wildlife Health - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
When the first highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak occurred in Ontario in March 2022, the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) Ontario/Nunavut node significantly increased the annual num...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
It Takes a Village: Since 2022, wildlife health cases handled by the CWHC grew from 500 to over 1,500 per year. Our incredible network of 300+ partners helps us track diseases across the province—but we need your help. Read the full story here: healthywildlife.ca/it-takes-a-v...
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It Takes a Village: A Community Effort for Wildlife Health - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
When the first highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak occurred in Ontario in March 2022, the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) Ontario/Nunavut node significantly increased the annual number of wildlife cases brought in compared to the previous year:  increasing from ~500 cases a year in 2021 to 1,278 cases in 2022 and now 1,556 cases in […]
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 06/03/2026
A new paper led by Kerry Schutten examines two decades of wildlife disease surveillance in Canadian ungulates, using data generated over the last two decades by the CWHC's general surveillance program. @ucalgaryvetmed.bsky.social journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...
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Twenty years of ungulate disease surveillance by the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (2003–2022)
Free-ranging wild ungulates are integral to the health and well-being of Canadian socioecological systems, contributing various One Health benefits (e.g., nutrient cycling, sustainable food resources)...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 25/02/2026
Notre nouveau blogue est disponible : Surveillance des maladies de la faune en Saskatchewan : l’importance des centres de réhabilitation Lisez l'intégralité du blog ici : healthywildlife.ca/surveillance...
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Surveillance des maladies de la faune en Saskatchewan : l’importance des centres de réhabilitation - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
La surveillance de la santé de la faune est essentielle, car les maladies peuvent influencer l’abondance des espèces, et plusieurs de ces maladies peuvent également toucher les animaux domestiques et ...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 25/02/2026
Our new blog is posted: Wildlife Disease Surveillance in Saskatchewan: The Importance of Rehabilitation Facilities Wildlife health monitoring detects invasive pathogens and toxins threatening biodiversity, public health, and the economy. Read the full blog here: healthywildlife.ca/wildlife-dis...
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Wildlife Disease Surveillance in Saskatchewan: The Importance of Rehabilitation Facilities - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Monitoring wildlife health is important, as diseases can impact the abundance of species, and several can also affect domestic animals and people with significant economic and social costs. Examples o...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 09/02/2026
We are excited to be a part of this webinar!
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
Read our new blog: Risk metrics vs. rat metrics: An alternative approach to measuring and managing urban rat infestations Urban Norway and black rats can have diverse and significant negative impacts on urban landscapes and residents. Read the whole blog here: healthywildlife.ca/risk-metrics...
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Risk metrics vs. rat metrics: An alternative approach to measuring and managing urban rat infestations - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Urban Norway and black rats can have diverse and significant negative impacts on urban landscapes and residents. A variety of different approaches have been developed for measuring rat populations to ...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
Our new blog is posted: The CWHC Funding Gap Our multi-source core funding has remained at approximately the same level, with various annual fluctuations based on shorter-term grants and agreements or reductions in spending. Read the full blog here: healthywildlife.ca/the-cwhc-fun... #wildlife
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The CWHC Funding Gap - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Uncertainty in the geopolitical landscape is having serious downstream effects on the CWHC. For the past twenty plus years, our multi-source core funding has remained at approximately the same level, ...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 09/01/2026
Check out our new blog: Protecting Ontario’s Deer: Understanding EHD and other wildlife diseases. Read the full blog here: healthywildlife.ca/protecting-o... #cervids #CWHC_Ontario
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Protecting Ontario’s Deer: Understanding EHD and other wildlife diseases - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Every fall in Ontario, thousands of hunters head into the woods in pursuit of white-tailed deer. For many, hunting is a way to source meat and connect with nature, but it also presents an important op...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 09/01/2026
Prenez connaissance de notre nouveau blogue : Protéger les cerfs de l’Ontario : comprendre la MHE et les autres maladies de la faune Lisez l'intégralité du blog ici : healthywildlife.ca/proteger-les... #cervids #CWHC_Ontario
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Protéger les cerfs de l’Ontario : comprendre la MHE et les autres maladies de la faune - Healthy Wildlife - The blog of the CWHC
Chaque automne en Ontario, des milliers de chasseurs se rendent en forêt à la recherche de cerfs de Virginie. Pour plusieurs, la chasse est à la fois un moyen de se procurer de la viande et de se rapp...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 05/01/2026
Wishing you all a happy new year from the snappy blue deer and the rest of us at the CWHC!
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 17/12/2025
Lisez notre nouveau blogue : Première détection du ver des méninges chez le caribou boréal en Alberta Lisez l'intégralité du blog ici : healthywildlife.ca/premiere-det...
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Première détection du ver des méninges chez le caribou boréal en Alberta -
Qu’est-ce que le ver des méninges et pourquoi est-ce important? Le ver des méninges est un nématode parasite qui infecte habituellement le cerf de Virginie, son hôte naturel. Chez le cerf de Virginie,...
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Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social · 17/12/2025
Read our new blog: First Detection of Meningeal Worm in Alberta Boreal Caribou healthywildlife.ca/first-detect...
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First Detection of Meningeal Worm in Alberta Boreal Caribou -
What is Meningeal Worm and Why Does It Matter? Meningeal worm is a parasitic roundworm that typically infects white-tailed deer, its natural host. In white-tailed deer, the parasite carries out its li...
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