Listen to Hazel Wheeler’s recent podcast appearance on Rarefied with Meredith Meeker, where they discuss all things shrike! As WPC’s Conservation Programs Director and past Shrike Biologist, Hazel dives into shrike biology, habitat, behaviour and you’ll get to hear about their favourite shrike memories during their decades work with the endangered songbird.
Watch Hannah McCurdy-Adams’ recent interview with CTV Your Morning! As WPC’s Reptile and Amphibian Program Development Coordinator, and recent co-author of Evolutionary isolation of Canadian terrestrial vertebrate species, she dives into the latest research on the evolutionary distinctiveness of Canada’s animals and what surprising results they received.
Listen to Hannah McCurdy-Adams’ recent interview with CBC on Afternoon Drive with Matt Allen! As WPC’s Reptile and Amphibian Program Development Coordinator, and recent co-author of Evolutionary isolation of Canadian terrestrial vertebrate species, she dives into the latest research on the evolutionary distinctiveness of Canada’s animals and what surprising results they received.
Watch as Cole Blair, Ontario Program Coordinator for the Native Pollinator Initiative here at WPC, walks you through the step by step process of uploading a bumble bee sighting to Bumble Bee Watch.
WPC’s Eastern Loggerhead Shrike Recovery Biologist, Helmi Hess, presents an update from the 2024 shrike field season at the joint meeting of the four area naturalists’ clubs near the Carden Alvar.
Hannah McCurdy-Adams, WPC’s Reptile and Amphibian Program Development Coordinator, introduces the 2023 Canadian Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Recovery Implementation Group (CEMRRIG).
Stephanie Winton, the Canadian Species Initiative Coordinator gives a travelogue presentation on her experience working on reptile conservation projects in Mauritius as the 31st Canada’s New Noah.
In this video, Genevieve and Hayley from the bumble bee team give their top five tips on how to get a great photo of a bumble bee.
This video includes the introduction to the workshop and two presentations giving an overview of community science from James Baxter-Gilbert and Hannah McCurdy-Adams.
This video includes presentations about three Massasauga Community Science Projects: Magnetawan First Nation, Shawanaga First Nation, Killbear Provincial Park.
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