Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Auburn University

Health and Human Services Initiative, the Purpose of This Agreement Is to Continue the Collaboration Among Usda, Aphis, Wildlife Services National Rabies Management Program (WS NRMP) and Auburn University (AU) School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences and College of Veterinary Medicine to Improve Strategies for Enhanced Rabies Surveillance (ers), Oral Rabies Vaccination (ORV) Monitoring and Wildlife Rabies Management. the Focus of This Mutual Endeavor Is to Provide New And/or Refined Diagnostic Tools for Ers in Wildlife and to Conduct Research on Vaccine Bait Uptake Ecology With Raccoons and Other Wildlife Species in Alabama to Refine Orv Baiting Strategies in Support of the WS NRMP Management Objectives. the Funding Period for This Agreement Is 1 October 2023 Through 30 SEPTEMBER2024.

Committed

$171,398

Paid out
$126.0K
74%
Committed, not yet paid
$45.4K
26%

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