There are 12 different Chronic Wasting Disease monitoring depots open in #Ontario, including five close to the Ontario/Quebec border where a recent case of #CWD was discovered. If you’re harvesting deer in these areas, please participate in the program by Continue reading Chronic Wasting Disease monitoring depots open in Ontario,
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Planning to hunt black bear this fall? Remember the regulations regarding the placement of bait. See page 75 for more black bear hunting info https://www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-hunting-regulations-summary
Out for a hike and notice an animal acting strange or unusual? The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative wants to know about it. Report your sightings to the CWHC: https://goo.gl/MrWhCG
Reminder about Fish Sanctuaries It is important to remember that many of Ontario’s fish species are protected by areas in which no fishing of any kind is allowed. Fish sanctuaries are used: • To increase fish populations • To protect Continue reading Reminder of fish sanctuaries
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Attention hunters and anglers! While we get the new Fish and Wildlife Licensing Service up and running, there will be a short period from November 19th to 25th, 2018, during which you won’t be able to buy Ontario fishing and Continue reading Licensing System Update
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The ability to identify invasive species is critical in tracking and preventing their spread! The invasive Rusty Crayfish may be confused with other species of crayfish that are found in Ontario, but none of these species have a pinched rostrum, Continue reading Rusty Crayfish
https://www.facebook.com/fisheriesqu/?hc_ref=ARTETbLka9tWb9fkVCixhvXvvUYRusG3iM-4nwQCkzvuApH8_qjOGTWtOknDxEgW8vY&fref=nf&hc_location=group June 28th Please find video in link above In the past few days, the lab crew conducted some interesting experiments on Lake Ontario to determine whether gobies will consume any of the “bottom fry” stage of Smallmouth Bass if the Continue reading Tufts Lab
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Local MPPs Named To Ford Cabinet
Why are Eastern Milksnakes a Species at Risk in the Lower Thames Valley Watershed and Region? Habitat loss Road mortality Intentional killing Collection for the pet trade Unnaturally high mortality from pets and other predators Continue reading Eastern Milksnakes
From July to October, ministry crews will be distributing vaccine baits by air and on the ground in southern Ontario. In rural areas, MNRF staff will be flying in a yellow Twin Otter airplane or yellow EC130 Helicopter at low altitude Continue reading Rabies Vaccine
Purchase your OFAH-branded summer apparel today and get a free OFAH ground blind seat, when you spend $135 or more before tax. Shop today at www.ofah.org/proshop
Are you seeing wild boars in Ontario? Are they on your trail cams? Are you seeing them in the field? The OFAH is interested in wild boar sightings to help develop our own internal policies for this incredibly destructive species. Continue reading The OFAH needs your wild boar info
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