The do’s and don’ts of wildlife parts
Once, the sale of wildlife parts was common in Ontario. So what are the basic rules around buying and selling of wildlife parts in Ontario?
Zebra mussel caught hitching ride
Zebra mussels are among the most devastating aquatic invasive species in North America, due to their direct impacts and ability to spread.
Examining coyote population dynamics
Coyote populations present a unique quandary to the world of wildlife management, appearing to contradict one of its most basic principles.
Studies focused on Lake Scugog
New research will hopefully point the way towards more effective stewardship efforts on one of southern Ontario’s most popular angling lakes.
Old-school tracking with lanterns
Coleman lanterns work so well, in fact, they’ve been used in blood tracking classes for decades, including law enforcement courses.
Deer-human COVID-19 transmission possible
Although whitetails have been a host of SARS-CoV-2, there has been no evidence to suggest that deer could transfer the disease, until now.
Orillia restricting boat launch and parking for non-residents
Orillia has once again implemented restrictions around water access and parking. As of June 4, the COVID-19 Waterfront Parking and Boat Launch Program requires visitors to pay as much as $100 per day to launch and park at the city’s public boat launches and waterfront parks.
Road salt also a summer problem
A unique study by researchers at the University of Toronto (U of T) released in March contained startling results about the environmental impact of road salt.
US bait fish issues could affect Great Lakes
A study conducted in the US has revealed troubling information regarding invasive species prevention in the Great Lakes.