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NEWS BOARD - JOB LISTINGS, ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES & TWS UPDATES
We are Thunder Bay bound! Mark your calendars for March 19 to 21, 2027.
Visit our conference page here.
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Webinars for the fall 2026/winter 2027 are currently being planned by our Education Committee, with the first one beginning in November.
WildTrax is an online platform where users can store, manage, process and share their acoustic and camera trap data. This talk will go over how WildTrax works to store and manage your data and metadata, then it will get into details of how to process your ARU and camera trap data to identify the species present in your recordings and photos. It will touch on how classifiers (MegaDetector, BirdNET, HawkEars) are built into WildTrax to make your processing more efficient. And it will present the options for sharing your data outside your organization and accessing it via the wildRtrax package for R.
Kevin Kelly is the Acoustic Technologist with WildTrax. His work involves acoustic processing, with an interest in classifier aided processing methods, and support and development of WildTrax functions for acoustic users.
Jack Creeggan is the Wildlife Camera and Research Coordinator with Wildtrax. His work involves assisting users with camera-side support questions, and contributing to the development of the platform.
Registration fees for the webinar include the following options:
To register for this event, please complete the following step(s):
Complete and submit the registration form
If you are a Non-member, please pay below, either by e-transfer or credit card.
We look forward to seeing you at our upcoming event!
Please e-transfer your $30 registration fee to [email protected].
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2026 - Wildlife Managegment in Uncertain Times, Winnipeg, MB
2025 - Wildlife Policy & Governance in Canada - Ottawa, ON
2024 - Jasper, AB
2023 - Our Future Together, Victoria, B.C.
2021 - Connecting & Building Ontario's Wildlife Profession - virtual joint conference with the Ontario Chapter
2019 - Connectivity, Canmore, AB
2018 - Winnipeg, MB
2017 - Victoria, B.C.
2016 - St. John's, NL
2015 - Saskatoon, SK
2014 - Quebec City, QC
2013 - Canmore, AB
2012 - Thunder Bay, ON
2011 - Edmonton, AB
2010 - Oak Hammock Marsh, MB
2009 - Gimli, MB
Honouring the TRC Calls to Action in Wildlife Science - Remington Bracher
Wildlife Festivals as Forces of Conservation - Glen Hvenegaard
The Leadership Institute Program - Alex Beatty
Caribou Ungava - Dr. Steeve Cote
Mind the Gap - Dr. Dee Patriquin
Wind Energy & Bats: Can we have benefits from both? - Robert Barclay
Avian Ecology & Conservation in Grassland Systems - Dr. Alice Boyle
Recordings of the webinars are available to members of the Canadian Section in the Members Only area.
2026 - $250 sponsorship to the 2026 Native Student Professional Development Program
2026 - $250 sponsorship to the 2026 Prairie Conservation and Endangered Species Conference
2025 - $250 sponsorship to the Ontario Ethology, Ecology, and Evolution Colloquium conference
2024 - $250 sponsorship to the Ontario Ethology, Ecology, and Evolution Colloquium conference
Wild Futures: The Canadian Experience Auction
In 2026, CSTWS collaborated with the Alberta, Manitoba, and Ontario Chapters of TWS in a joint fundraiser to go into all of their student support programs. Thanks to our generoud experience donors and bidders, we raised over $7,000 for student development, which was evenly distributed.
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Photo: Chantal Maclean
