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SUMMARY:Healthy Frogs\, Healthy Prairies: Disease Research in Sentinel Aspen Parkland–Grassland Species
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Topic: Healthy Frogs\, Healthy Prairies: Disease Research in Sentinel Aspen Parkland–Grassland Species \nSpeaker: Jackie Tran\, Brandon University \nRegister Free: https://shorturl.at/Wzf2U or \nfor government computers\, register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jktqmSfCRh222cxK5vH-Gg \nAbout this Presentation:  \nPresentation description: What can our frogs\, toads\, and salamanders tell us about the health of our prairies? As important sentinel species\, amphibians can provide valuable clues about the condition of our wetlands and surrounding landscapes. Our research explores emerging fungal diseases in Manitoba amphibians\, examining how wetland habitats\, environmental conditions\, physiological stress\, and genetic immunity influence their vulnerability to infection. We also investigate how these diseases may spread across landscapes over time. This presentation will highlight the connections between healthy amphibians\, healthy wetlands\, and the important role of the landowners and the public in supporting resilient ecosystems. \nAbout the Speaker:  \nI am an amphibian and reptile researcher and master’s student at Brandon University\, passionate about public education\, raising awareness\, and advocating for the conservation of these often-overlooked animals across the Canadian Prairies. My research on disease ecology is heavily interdisciplinary in nature and integrates information from citizen science and various perspectives to make informed decisions on the surveillance and monitoring of fungal diseases affecting amphibians.More Information about our November Webinar \nHosted by: Caitlin Mroz-Sailer\, Stewardship Coordinator\, Prairie Conservation Action Plan \nAs always\, this webinar is FREE and everyone is welcome to attend! A recording will be available on our YouTube Channel shortly after the live broadcast. \nPresenting Sponsors: Canadian Forage and Grasslands Association\, North American Helium\, Pembina\, Saskatchewan Cattle Association and SaskTel
URL:https://saskpcap.org/event/webinar-topic-chytrid-pathogens-in-manitoba/
CATEGORIES:Native Prairie Speaker Series
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SUMMARY:Webinar Topic: Wildlife diseases in Saskatchewan
DESCRIPTION:Speaker:  \nTrent Bollinger\, BSc(Hon)\, DVM\, DVSc \nProfessor\, Dept of Veterinary Pathology Director and Pathologist\, Western & Northern CWHC Western College of Veterinary Medicine \nMore details are on the way! \n  \nRegister Free: https://shorturl.at/GvNrm or \nfor government computers\, register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_h8hk9DePTD-NtFQFP1Cv8A \n  \nHosted by: Caitlin Mroz-Sailer\, Stewardship Coordinator\, Prairie Conservation Action Plan \n  \nPresenting Sponsors: Canadian Forage and Grasslands Association\, North American Helium\, Pembina\, Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association and SaskTel
URL:https://saskpcap.org/event/webinar-topic-wildlife-diseases-in-saskatchewan/
CATEGORIES:Native Prairie Speaker Series
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