Wildlife Disease and Zoonotics
Date of this Version
3-2000
Abstract
Table of Contents:
The Challenge, USDA by Craig Reed, DVM; John Clifford, DVM
The Comprehensive Strategic Plan by Joe VanTiem, DVM, MS
Surveillance of Non-Cervid (Cattle and Goats) Livestock by Nathan Zauel, DVM
Surveillance of Bovine Tuberculosis in Michigan Captive Cervidae Mike VanderKlok, DVM Surveillance of Domestic Carnivores for Tuberculosis Steven L. Halstead, DVM, MS Human Health Update: Bovine Tuberculosis in Michigan by Barbara Robinson-Dunn, PhD; Mary Grace Stobierski, DVM, MPH
Risks Associated with M. bovis in Michigan Free-ranging White-tailed Deer by Barbara Corso, DVM, MS
Economic Impact of Wildlife-Related Recreation in the 5-County Area: An Update by Dennis Propst, PhD
Economic Costs of Bovine TB in Michigan Cattle by Christopher Wolf, PhD
Susceptibility of Raccoons to Infection with Mycobacterium bovis
Transmission of Mycobacterium bovis from Experimentally Infected White-tailed Deer to Cattle Through Indirect Contact.
Deer to Deer Transmission of Mycobacterium bovis
Survival Of Mycobacterium bovis on Feeds by Mitchell V. Palmer, DVM, PhD; Diana L. Whipple, BS, MS
Comparison of Post-mortem Techniques for the Detection of Mycobacterium bovis in White-tailed Deer
Experimental Inoculation of Mycobacterium bovis into Starlings and Crows by Scott Fitzgerald, DVM, PhD
Epidemiological Studies of M. bovis in Michigan Wildlife and Livestock Populations by J. B. Kaneene, DVM, MPH, PhD
Bovine Tuberculosis in Michigan
Bovine Tuberculosis Surveillance in Michigan Wildlife by Stephen M. Schmitt, DVM
Findings of the Baiting and Feeding Materials Workgroup by Pete Squibb, BS
Harvest Strategies for Deer: The Goal, Eradicate Bovine TB from Free-ranging Deer in Michigan by William E. Moritz, PhD
Apparent Prevalence of Mycobacterium bovis in Free-ranging Michigan White-tailed Deer by Dan O’Brien, DVM, PhD
Proposed Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Plan for Michigan Livestock: Surveillance
Enhanced Federal Partnership Opportunities
MDA Assistance Programs by H. Michael Chaddock, DVM
Statewide Slaughter Surveillance by George Winegar, DVM, MS
The Role of Wildlife in Maintaining Bovine Tuberculosis in New Zealand by Graham Nugent, BS, MS
Bovine Tuberculosis and the Role of Wildlife in Ireland by Ian O’Boyle, DVM
Genealogical Model for Transmission of Bovine Tuberculosis in Free-Ranging White-Tailed Deer in Michigan by Julie A. Blanchong, MS
Deer Movement Study by Scott R. Winterstein, PhD
Use of ElectroBraidTM Fencing for Exclusion of White-tailed Deer from Agricultural, Garden, and Forest Settings by Dean Premo, PhD
Results of an Epidemiologic Investigation for Mycobacterium bovis in Selected Wildlife Populations on the Island of Molokai, Hawaii by Robert M. Meyer, DVM, MS
Repelling Animals from Crops Using Plant Extracts by Stanley Ries, PhD
Presenters
Comments
Published in Proceedings from the Conference on Bovine Tuberculosis – March 2000.