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Cornell Wildlife Health Lab

Science in Action for Healthy and Sustainable Wildlife Populations
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White-tailed doe in snow
In the News
Doing More with Less
male woodduck in water
In the News
Environmental Contamination and Consumption of Waterfowl
Canada goose standing in water at sunset
Disease Watch
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
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Wildlife 411
Hunter Harvest CWD Testing Available at CWHL
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In the News
Harnessing Connections for Efficient Disease Investigation
White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus), bucks on the move
In the News
Novel Regional CWD Predictions Using Machine Learning
red fox in snowy forest
Wildlife 411
Wildlife's Winter Preppers and more!
Guanaco in scrubland
In the News
The CWHL Goes to South America: Balancing Wildlife with Agriculture
Dr. Kaganer preparing reagents for diagnostic testing
In the News
Protocols, Pipelines, and Potential When Evaluating New Diagnostic Tools
Eastern coyote standing still
Wildlife 411
Weird & Wonderful Wildlife - The Coyote
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In the News
Reimagining the Science Behind Sample Size
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Learn about important wildlife health topics

Surveillance: Tools & Data
Population Impacts
eDNA
Threats on the Horizon
Wildlife Health in Practice
Chronic Wasting Disease

Protecting the Wildlife of New York and Beyond

We protect the health of New York State's wildlife through our partnership with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
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