Disease
How Will Changing Reefscapes Affect the Prevalence of Ciguatera on Hawaiian Reefs?
Emerging Viral Diseases in At-Risk Populations of Felids and Ungulates
Melanistic Lesions in Brown Bullhead
Anthrax disease transmission in southern Africa
Targeted Surveillance for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) in Wildlife
Learning from Tribes in Washington State
Chronic Wasting Disease and Columbian white-tailed deer
Role of Ticks in Chronic Wasting Disease Transmission
Heather Inzalaco awarded best student poster
Establishing a national tissue and reagents repository for chronic wasting disease
Learning from Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapahoe Tribal Fish and Game
Elk and mule deer across the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming
Bighorn sheep respiratory disease
Podcast: Chronic Wasting Disease and Deer
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Disease has always been a natural source of mortality among fish and wildlife species. With increasing man-made environmental resistance, however, the range, frequency, and severity of disease outbreaks is increasing. Diseases selected as a research priority include Zoonotic influenza; Salmonellosis; West Nile virus; Plague; emerging coronaviruses; Rabies; Brucellosis; and Lyme disease.