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Entries for March 2020
COVID-19 and conservation: Planetary health has never been more important to human health
Views: 7100
(March 27, 2020)
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Learn about what WCS Canada is doing to get to the root cause of zoonotic diseases like COVID-19.
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Can bats be saved?
Views: 3292
(March 25, 2020)
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A wonderful piece written for the Canadian Wildlife Magazine that explores the challenges faced by bats, and what we're doing to help. Featuring WCS Canada's Dr. Cori Lausen.
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Engaging Science
Views: 1949
(March 20, 2020)
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WCS Canada President Dr. Justina Ray has been named the inaugural winner of the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution President’s Award for Societal Engagement!
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Where Arctic Cod Goes, Marine Mammals Follow
Views: 1498
(March 18, 2020)
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Increased ship traffic in the warming Arctic drives fish away, study shows, spelling larger impacts on the marine food web and the communities that depend on it. WCS Canada's Dr. William Halliday discusses the work that needs to be done to manage ship traffic and underwater noise pollution.
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Back to the Basics: Re-evaluating Bat Boxes based on Bat Needs
Views: 1967
(March 12, 2020)
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A webinar given by WCS Canada's Dr. Cori Lausen, hosted by the Kootenay Conservation Program.
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