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Turtles Nesting On Campus! It’s turtle nesting season, and the Davy Lab needs your help to protect turtle nests on campus. If you spot a nesting turtle on campus, please report it by emailing ChristinaDavy@cunet.carleton.ca with the location and time of the sighting.
Eggs will be incubated on campus under controlled conditions, and all hatchlings will be safely released back into the wild.
Thank you for helping protect our campus wildlife!
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Carleton University’s Rachel Buxton highlights benefits of Ottawa’s bird‑friendly push
Ottawa’s new “Bird Friendly City” certification is being welcomed by advocates as a meaningful step toward protecting bird populations, while also underscoring the need for…
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Associate Professor Christina Davy Highlights Wildlife Conservation Crisis
Canada’s endangered‑species committee has paused its assessments due to a funding shortfall, leaving more than a thousand vulnerable species waiting for review. The freeze directly…
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Associate Professor Alex Wong Featured in World Organisation for Animal Health Article on Reducing Farm Antibiotics
Healthier housing, stronger biosecurity, and preventive care like vaccination can help farms cut back on antibiotic use and slow the spread of antimicrobial resistance. Carleton…
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Co‑Authored Article by Associate Professor Catherine Cullingham, PhD Candidate Marc Avramov, and Collaborators
As West Nile becomes more common in Canada, explore the true level of risk and the growing importance of robust mosquito‑surveillance networks that can detect…
