The many successes and achievements of WPC’s Ojibway Prairie Reptile Recovery team in 2022 are thank to the generous help from so many: our field staff, volunteers, partners, advisers and collaborators. The combined in-kind contributions to this program in the Windsor-Essex region of southwestern Ontario totaled over 495 person-hours and over $200,000 worth of equipment, supplies and other resources. Thank you to all who contributed!
WPC appreciates funding support provided by the Ontario Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks’ Species at Risk Stewardship Program for WPC’s Ojibway Reptile Recovery Program.
Jonathan Choquette
Lead Biologist – Ojibway Prairie Reptile Recovery Program
Jonathan manages the recovery program for the Ojibway population of the massasauga rattlesnake in Southern Ontario, and as well as other at-risk snakes in the area. Jonathan is a habitat expert, studying both biology and landscape architecture at the University of Guelph. As an academic for many years, Jonathan has published numerous articles about the importance of habitat for reptiles and amphibians.
