As part of the Annual International Wildlife Disease Association Conference, a workshop was held to help advance efforts to develop wildlife health programs in nations and regions where these may not yet exist. The results of the workshop have been summarized as "Proposed Attributes of National Wildlife Health Programs". To read the article, please visit our Reports From the Field-Open Access page.

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November 2018: Read the new Latin American section newsletter!

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Member Benefit: Articles from the 1959-1975 'Wildlife Disease' journal have been catalogued! Please follow this link to read more!

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Authors of selected articles in JWD have an opportunity to post short videos on their research at the WDA YouTube channel. This new benefit of publishing in JWD allows authors and their employers an opportunity to reach many more colleagues and the public with a short synopsis of their research and findings.

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Have you considered leaving a gift or donating to the Wildlife Disease Association? There are many different ways you can help support our organization. Click here to explore your options!

For more than 60 years Wildlife Disease Association has published what is now called One Health research, facilitated One Health solutions to wildlife conservation challenges, and promoted One Health education. For over 30 years WDA's One Health mission has been to "acquire, disseminate, and apply knowledge of the health and diseases of wild animals in relation to their biology, conservation and ecology including interactions with humans and domestic animals”.

Most recently WDA's slogan says it all. “WDA is all wildlife diseases, all conservation, all one health all the time!"

Continuing Education Provided by the American Association of Wildlife Veterinarians
Through the American College of Zoological Medicine