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CLOSED Job Posting: 2021 Wildlife Technician Contract

CLOSED Job Posting: 2021 Wildlife Technician Contract

CLOSED Job Posting: 2021 Wildlife Technician Contract

December 30, 2020

 This job posting is now closed. We thank all applicants for their interest, only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.  

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As winter approaches and the weather gets colder, As winter approaches and the weather gets colder, wildlife will start moving to their winter habitats! Although many of the wildlife in our area migrate or go into hibernation, there are still many animals that remain active all winter long - such as the white-tailed deer pictured above! Which animal are you most excited to see this winter?
Happy #TriviaThursday! Do you know which of these Happy #TriviaThursday! Do you know which of these statements about Groundhogs is FALSE? The correct answer is A! Groundhogs are one of the few true hibernators in Canada! To conserve energy, they dramatically reduce their body temperatures, heart rates and breathing. They typically hibernate between October and April but will wake up during the winter in search of females to snuggle up with prior to the mating season!
Did you know 50% of Ontario's bat species are at r Did you know 50% of Ontario's bat species are at risk?🦇 Learn more about the Bats of Ontario and the threats they face by downloading our new Bat Brochure. It's now available for free on our website!
Did you know that bobolinks are a species-at-risk Did you know that bobolinks are a species-at-risk and classified as threatened in Ontario? Bobolinks the same size as red-winged blackbirds. Males have black heads and beaks, distinct yellow napes, and a white back and rump while females are a warm light brown with overall streaked feathers and pink bills. Bobolinks live and breed in tall grasslands, pastures, farmfields, and prairies. Due to the loss of natural grassland habitat and changes in land use and farming practices, bobolink populations have drastically declined over the past 30 years with an annual decline rate of 4%. Private landowner stewardship is key to protecting bobolink habitat! Have you seen a bobolink before? Let us know in the comments!
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