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    ​The Center for Wildlife Health is located within the Department of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries in the Institute of Agriculture at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. The Center provides a multidisciplinary environment for the study of health issues arising from the interaction of wildlife, livestock, humans and the environment.

    Photo montage of Center for Wildlife research project ​​

    ​News​ 

    • UTIA Bsal Project website launched

    • Jessica Martinez (undergraduate) receives recognition for her work this summer [Read More] 

    • CWH Associate Director, Dr. Shige Eda, received the 2016 UTIA J.E. Moss Achievement Award

    • Professor works to establish a North American Bsal Strategic Plan [Read More]

    • CWH member, Shigetoshi Eda, selected as Quest Scholar of the week. [Read More]

    • International fellows bring their agriculture research to UT. [Read More]

    • Professors help launch biosurvelliance system. [Read more​]​​

    • UTIA scientists contribute to first book on deadly Ranaviruses. [Read more​]​​

    • Researchers combine math, biology to find improved turberculosis vaccine. [Read more​]​​​​

    •  An adult female Blacklegged tick awaits passing wildlife, The Tick Hicker. [Read more]

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