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Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center
for Wildlife Health

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A large flock of flamingos standing and feeding in a shallow lake, with palm trees and distant mountains in the background under warm, golden light.

March/April 2026

Pandemic prevention, teaching in China, strategic cattle herding in KAZA, and lots more!
Carmen Smith presenting to several people sitting at tables.

January/February 2026

Restoring migrations, pathology summit, behavior & outbreaks, Cornell's backyard, and more...
Dholes at Risk Understanding the Needs and Threats Face by the Asiatic Wild Dog

November/December 2025

New residency program, a wild summer in South Africa, new wildlife health podcasts, and more!
Two polar bear cubs looking to the left with on a snowy landscape.

September/October 2025

A Decade of Planetary Health
Group of faculty, staff, alumni, and students at the 2025 Wildlife Disease Association conference

July/August 2025

Wildlife hospital growth, moose health, teenage bats, and a curious rhino
A moose laying in a field

May/June 2025

Fellowships call, distinguished speakers, field updates, wins for wildlife, and more!

Winter 2024-25

Dholes, penguins, avian influenza, dogs working for conservation, and more!
Christine Roviera with pelican

Fall 2024

Tasmanian devils, restoring wildlife migrations, bald eagles, fish biodiversity, and more!
A rhino shown wading in shallow water.

Summer 2024

Preventing pandemics, Antarctica's penguins, avian influenza, protecting wildlife, and more!
Three tigers drinking from the river

Winter 2023-24

Restoring elephant migrations, understanding new diseases, managing avian influenza, and more! Check out our latest Wildlife Health Update: Winter 2023-24 newsletter issue.