Ontario Wildlife Webinar Series
Webinar Series Info
We are thrilled to present the Ontario Wildlife Webinar Series. This series will feature research by Ontario based students and professionals.
Currently, access to these webinars is open to all, but we please ask you to consider registering as a member of the Ontario Chapter and the Canadian Section. The full webinar schedule can be found below.
Want to present at a future webinar? Please contact info@octws.ca.
Currently, access to these webinars is open to all, but we please ask you to consider registering as a member of the Ontario Chapter and the Canadian Section. The full webinar schedule can be found below.
Want to present at a future webinar? Please contact info@octws.ca.
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Webinar Schedule
Date |
Speaker |
Title |
Affiliation |
May 28th |
Julia Sunga |
Social Structure of a Temperate Bat Group in Pinery Provincial Park, Ontario |
University of Waterloo |
Jennifer Baici |
Establishing the dominance hierarchy of two wild turkey flocks in Peterborough, Ontario |
Trent University |
|
Jun 25th |
Adam Sprott |
Ways of Seeing: From a Bird’s to a Bat’s Eye View |
University of Regina |
Julia Shonfield |
Habitat use and movement patterns of Butler’s Gartersnake (Thamnophis butleri) in Southwestern Ontario |
LGL Limited Environmental Research Associates |
|
Jul 23rd |
Karen Vanderwolf Value |
Bat Skin pH in eastern Canada |
Trent University |
Alexandra Anderson |
Drought Affects Shorebird Refuelling and Stopover Strategies at Coastal James Bay, Ontario |
Trent University |
|
Aug 27th |
Claire E. Farrell |
Better Together: Combining Science and Stewardship of Namayo (Lake Sturgeon) in the Far North in Ontario |
Wildlife Conservation Society Canada |
Value |
Rachel Dillon |
Ophidiomycosis in Ontario's Snakes |
Trent University |
Sep 28th |
Sandra Klemet-N'Guessan |
Fish and mayfly excretion across trophic position and along a stream gradient of dissolved organic carbon |
Trent University |
Matthew Scrafford |
Wolverine research and management relative to commercial forestry in Ontario Wolverines Wolverines |
Wildlife Conservation Society Canada |
Do you or someone in your organization want to share your work with other Ontario Wildlife Professionals? Contact us at info@octws.ca to inquire about a time and date to present.
