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Chronic wasting disease in wild cervids - Alberta

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Maps showing locations of positive chronic wasting disease cases in wild deer and other cervids detected in Alberta. Updated annually. Numbered geographic divisions in the maps indicate wildlife ... More ≫

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Maps showing locations of positive chronic wasting disease cases in wild deer and other cervids detected in Alberta. Updated annually. Numbered geographic divisions in the maps indicate wildlife management units. The reporting period for each surveillance season is April to March of the following year.

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Chronic wasting disease in wild cervids in Alberta

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Listing of positive chronic wasting disease cases for wild deer, elk and moose in Alberta.

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Time (and CWD) marches on

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Presents an overview of Alberta chronic wasting disease data patterns from 2005, when the disease was first detected in Alberta, to 2018.

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Statistics : Chronic Wasting Disease in wild deer and a Moose in Alberta (2011-2016)

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Statistics about positive chronic wasting disease cases for wild deer and moose in Alberta from 2011 to 2016.

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Chronic Wasting Disease in wild deer in Alberta

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Listing of positive chronic waste disease cases for wild deer in Alberta from 2005 to 2010.

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Alberta's chronic wasting disease response program : March, 2007 : executive summary

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CWD is a chronic degenerative and ultimately fatal disease of cervids (primarily deer and elk). It has the potential to eliminate local cervid populations and is considered a significant threat to ... More ≫

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CWD is a chronic degenerative and ultimately fatal disease of cervids (primarily deer and elk). It has the potential to eliminate local cervid populations and is considered a significant threat to deer populations in Alberta. The specific goal of the program was to limit disease transmission by reducing deer densities in the vicinity of CWD-positive deer. Guiding principles for the program were safety of staff and the public in conjunction with effective and efficient shooting of deer with minimal disturbance to lanholders and local residents.

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