Chronic Wasting Disease Research at the USGS-Wisconsin Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Research
The USGS-Wisconsin Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit has developed an integrated research and management program in collaboration with the USGS-National Wildlife Health Center and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR).
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- Potential transmission of CWD to other species (link) - Role of baiting and
feeding in CWD transmission (link) - Role of landscape
factors & deer density on CWD transmission (link) - Potential role of
scraping behavior in CWD transmission (link) - Spatial analysis of CWD transmission rates (link) - Spatial analysis of CWD
distribution (link) - Patterns of deer
movement and disease distribution (link) - Demographic patterns of
CWD prevalence (link) - Role of social groups in
CWD transmission (link) - Potential transmission
of CWD during breeding interactions (link) - Potential genetic
resistance to CWD in free-ranging deer (link) - Development of
spatially-explicit models of CWD transmission (link) - Factors affecting deer
harvest (link) - State-wide surveillance
for CWD (link)
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