Population Impacts Impacts on the sustainability of wildlife, their populations, and conservation efforts. Threats on the Horizon Keeping an eye on emerging risks to wildlife populations. Surveillance: Tools & Data Wildlife disease surveillance is a critical component of species management, conservation, and public health. Surveillance involves the systematic monitoring of wildlife for disease, pathogens, and other health threats. eDNA Environmental DNA (eDNA) is a novel approach for wildlife population monitoring. It works by identifying and quantifying traces of genetic material that an animal has left behind in the environment. Chronic Wasting Disease Preventing the reintroduction of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) into the New York State wild deer herd is a priority. Active research and surveillance, along with the development of tools and diagnostics, are essential to staying at the forefront of disease prevention. Wildlife Health in Practice Applying wildlife health practically.
Population Impacts Impacts on the sustainability of wildlife, their populations, and conservation efforts.
Surveillance: Tools & Data Wildlife disease surveillance is a critical component of species management, conservation, and public health. Surveillance involves the systematic monitoring of wildlife for disease, pathogens, and other health threats.
eDNA Environmental DNA (eDNA) is a novel approach for wildlife population monitoring. It works by identifying and quantifying traces of genetic material that an animal has left behind in the environment.
Chronic Wasting Disease Preventing the reintroduction of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) into the New York State wild deer herd is a priority. Active research and surveillance, along with the development of tools and diagnostics, are essential to staying at the forefront of disease prevention.
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