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To stay updated on CWD surveillance in your state, regularly check the website of your state fish and wildlife agency, sign up for their newsletter or email updates, and follow reputable hunting and conservation organizations on social media.
State Agency Websites
Check your state fish and wildlife agency’s website for information on CWD surveillance, including maps of affected areas, testing locations, and reported cases. Most states have a dedicated CWD webpage or section on their website. For example, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has a comprehensive CWD webpage with information on testing, surveillance, and management.
Social Media and Newsletters
Follow reputable hunting and conservation organizations on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Many organizations, such as the Quality Deer Management Association and the National Deer Association, share updates on CWD surveillance and management in various states. Additionally, sign up for your state fish and wildlife agency’s newsletter or email updates to receive timely information on CWD surveillance and other hunting-related topics.
Local and Regional Resources
Talk to local hunters, outfitters, and guides who may have firsthand knowledge of CWD activity in your area. Attend local hunting meetings and workshops to stay informed about CWD surveillance and management efforts in your region. You can also contact your state fish and wildlife agency directly to ask about CWD surveillance and testing in specific areas or for specific species.
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