“This is a very fast-moving train, not a slow-moving train. And so we need to be studying this from every angle, immediately,” said Dr. Laura Molgaard, dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine

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University of Minnesota gets fast-tracked funding to survey wildlife for bird flu

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By Kirsti Marohn The University of Minnesota is launching a project to track how highly pathogenic avian influenza is affecting the state’s wildlife. Gov. Tim Walz recently approved more than $1.2 million for the fast-tracked project from the state’s Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, which receives proceeds from the state lottery. The funding is from an account set aside to address emerging or urgent environmental or health threats. …

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With $1.267 million in funding approved by Governor Tim Walz on Jan. 3, researchers from the University of Minnesota’s College of Veterinary Medicine will lead a collaborative effort to address highly pathogenic avian influenza and its emerging threat to Minnesota…

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University of Minnesota leads effort to track bird flu’s threat to Minnesota wildlife

By Kirsti Marohn, Minnesota Public Radio News 
The University of Minnesota is launching a project to track how highly pathogenic avian influenza is affecting the state’s wildlife. Gov. Tim Walz recently approved more than $1.2 million for the fast-tracked project from the state’s Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, which receives proceeds from the state lottery. The funding is from an account set aside to address emerging or urgent env…

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Researchers in the University of Minnesota’s College of Veterinary Medicine will work with wildlife rehabilitators, tribal biologists and other partners across the state to collect 9,000 samples from a variety of birds and mammals.

University of Minnesota gets fast-tracked funding to survey wildlife for bird flu

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