Predicted Wildlife Disease-Related Climate Change Impacts of Specific Concern to USDA APHIS Wildlife...

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" Predicted Wildlife Disease-Related Climate Change Impacts of Specific Concern to USDA APHIS Wildlife Services "
Algeo, Timothy P.; Chipman, Richard B.; Slate, Dennis; Freier, Jerome E.; DeLiberto, Thomas J.

Document Type	:	AL
Record Number	:	913064
Doc. No	:	LA5qh751q3
Title & Author	:	Predicted Wildlife Disease-Related Climate Change Impacts of Specific Concern to USDA APHIS Wildlife Services [Article]\ Algeo, Timothy P.; Chipman, Richard B.; Slate, Dennis; Freier, Jerome E.; DeLiberto, Thomas J.
Date	:	2014
Title of Periodical	:	UC Agriculture amp; Natural Resources
Abstract	:	USDA APHIS Wildlife Services plans for and responds to a variety of exigencies such as wildlife hazards to aircraft, disease emergence from wildlife translocations, oral rabies vaccine barrier compromises, and extreme weather events. These are often collaborative efforts with state and federal agencies and others. Climate change based in part on fossil fuel use and methane gas emissions has predictable as well as unknown consequences. As a federal leader in wildlife disease research and management, it is incumbent upon Wildlife Services to be current with the scientific literature; assess potential impacts and wildlife disease management intervention needs from predicted climate change scenarios; and outline a plan of preparedness to meet a variety of potential exigencies.