Spatial Ecology and Chronic Wasting Disease Dynamics of Wild White-tailed and Mule Deer in Northern Colorado
Funds one cooperative agreement tracking chronic wasting disease in Colorado's wild deer.
Chronic wasting disease is thinning wild deer populations in Northern Colorado, and nobody has a clean picture of how much CWD itself, versus other pathogens or causes of death, is actually driving the decline in mule deer and white-tailed deer.
APHIS Wildlife Services' National Wildlife Research Center is funding one cooperative agreement to capture, GPS-collar and sample roughly 30 to 40 mule d…
Single cooperative agreement funding wildlife field research on chronic wasting disease in Northern Colorado's wild mule deer and white-tailed deer populations — GPS collaring, live and postmortem sampling, spatial analysis and coordination with parallel state studies, plus support for optimizing live CWD diagnostic tests. Open only to colleges/universities and state or tribal governments.
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