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USDA - APHIS - Wildlife Damage

National Wildlife Disease Program (NWDP)

Recent Activities: COLORADO

DISEASE SURVEILLANCE

  • avian influenza
  • plague & tularemia
  • toxoplasmosis

SPECIAL INTEREST

Initiation of feral swine disease surveillance (June 2008)
NWDP WDB Todd Felix (CO) coordinated with Veterinary Services and Colorado Department of Agriculture to produce a disease sampling protocol for feral swine in Colorado. Sampling is planned for swine brucellosis (SB), pseudorabies (PRV) and classical swine fever (CSF), and serum will be archived the National Swine Serum Archive in Fort Collins, CO. These planning activities are a result of increased reports and hunter harvest of feral swine in Colorado, and potential future feral swine control work NWDP anticipates in the summer of 2008.

Contact:
Wildlife Disease Biologist Todd Felix (CO)
(303)236-5820
Todd.A.Felix@aphis.usda.gov

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Last Modified: June 26, 2009