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| | Macdonald Campus Animal Training |
 | | Wildlife research conducted in the department of Natural Resource Sciences includes the research programs of faculty members for raptor behaviour and ecology, waterfowl behaviour and ecology, fish parasites and ecology and small mammal physiology and ecology. |
 | | This research incorporates a wide breadth of wildlife and fish species, and is conducted on campus (e.g., Macdonald Stewart animal holding facilities, Avian science centre), at nearby parks and field stations (e.g., Morgan arboretum, Mont St Hilaire Gault Estate), and at remote, wilderness study sites (e.g., James Bay reservoir, Kluane Lake, Yukon). |
 | | As a result of the diversity of research conducted under the wildlife and fisheries umbrella, the certification protocols adopted by the department must be sufficiently malleable to adapt to the unique training requirements presented by different animal research programs. |
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