WDA'S Wildlife Veterinary Section (WVS) is offering a research grant of up to $10,000 to support the health and welfare of free-ranging wildlife.
Eligible applicants must be members of the WDA and the WVS.
For details visit https://t.co/EeOrtzVNlr
Applications close August 31.
Join the United States Geological Survey for its very first Wildlife Health Awareness Day, and a special one-hour showcase of USGS wildlife health science, April 25, 2pm (EDT/UTC-4)
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Image: Arctic fox by Ryan Askren courtesy of the US Geological Survey
The ACZM recognizes that diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion (DEAI) are essential to its core mission and is offering a scholarship for veterinary students to attend a zoological medicine conference. APPLY BY APRIL 1, 2025 at the ACZM website https://t.co/BKMqv8aC8h
Today is One Health Day.
The health of humans, animals and ecosystems are closely interlinked. Changes in these relationships can increase the risk of new human and animal diseases developing and spreading.
#OneHealth is an approach to optimize the health of humans, animals and ecosystems by integrating these fields, rather than keeping them separate https://t.co/hqaOeeiBvV
Some health threats are too great to address alone. We use the One Health approach to see effective and sustainable solutions to address these threats. Explore how #OneHealth can protect us all. #OneHealthDay
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When we recognize the connection between people, animals, plants, and our shared environment, we can better work together to achieve the best health outcomes for all. https://t.co/r1EDhw7oWg #OneHealth#OneHealthDay
It's #WorldRabiesDay.
Every nine minutes a person dies from #rabies, although it is 100% preventable.
Protect yourself & your furry friends 🐶 by getting your dog vaccinated annually. Ensure people who are bitten also get access to life saving vaccines 🐾https://t.co/M74Jg5q9dH
Our lab at Cornell is hiring a postdoc to lead investigations of viral #zoonoses in #Bats and develop strategies for pandemic prevention. Background in #DiseaseEcology, #OneHealth, #EEID, or epidemiology. More details here: https://t.co/51WlOrQu7Z
Visit "Scavengers as Bioindicators of Lead in White-tailed Deer" for an inside look at our latest collaborative publication by @andreas_elef, @wildlifeDZeco & @NYSDEC on the impact of lead on wildlife & how #surveillance of #bioindicator species can help! https://t.co/4uDHKPeFNk
Great piece out by @andreas_elef & our @wildlifeDZeco on the hot-button topic of #LeadAmmo. "Diving into the wicked discourse of lead ammunition for big game hunting" https://t.co/glWXTDaRTv
Did you know there are Non-Lead Ammo Rebate Programs to help? https://t.co/CQS2Q7Vc5U
More than excited to announce that we're recruiting a 4- year postdoc at the University of Montana focused on eco-evolutionary modeling of bats affected by White-nose Syndrome! See here for details https://t.co/Y2sL3wNNLF
Looking to partner with a bad a** quantitative/data-minded recent PhD grad to forge a new path for wildlife health 2.0. Better data = better information. Get in touch if you want to learn more!
May is #LymeDisease Awareness Month. Approximately 476,000 people get Lyme disease each year in the United States. To learn more about this tickborne disease, visit EID journal’s collection of Lyme disease-related articles: https://t.co/YC74TGbaMt
@USDA_APHIS has now confirmed the detection of HPAI in a dairy herd in Idaho. In addition, presumptive positive test results for herds in Kansas, New Mexico, Ohio, and Texas are still pending analysis.
MIGRATION ALERT: More than 600 MILLION birds predicted for tonight! Given the tragic mass window collisions in Chicago (see our previous post), it's an important time to dim nonessential outdoor lights at night & make your windows safer for birds: https://t.co/CboDf0WiNr
Every year, the world loses 12 million hectares of forests due to deforestation.
Indigenous peoples are on the frontline of global conservation efforts, but greater support is needed as they fight for our planet’s ecological well-being. https://t.co/XO4rJfI0hD
Do you know rabies is one of the oldest known viral diseases? Today, it remains a significant wildlife-management and public-health challenge. Learn about how USDA’s #WildlifeServices works to prevent the spread of rabies in wildlife: https://t.co/nJWAq3KURP
#RabiesPrevention