WEBINAR: Whirling Disease in Western Canada

Whirling disease is a threat to aquatic life in British Columbia. This presentation will begin with background information on the whirling disease pathogen and its history in Canada, present the disease declarations for various watersheds, discuss the implications of the declarations for various aquatic stakeholders, and provide advice for members.

Presented by Zoé Stacey, DVM Veterinary Inspector / National Aquatic Animal Health Program British Columbia Animal and Food Directorate Canadian Food Inspection Agency / Government of Canada

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This important webinar will explore and evaluate hatchery propagation for c...

Saving Interior Fraser Steelhead Session 1: Risks & Benefits of Hatchery Propagation

This important webinar will explore the potential risks and benefits of hat...