Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Educational Resources

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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Educational Resources
Contributing authors include Richard Goforth, Lauren Greene, and Margaret Ross

Please see below publications and resources from various agencies. If you believe you’ve encountered a wild bird with HPAI or suspect that your own flock is infected, please reach out to NCDA&CS at (919) 707-3250 (Option #2) or call the USDA Hotline at 1-866-536-7593.

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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
CURRENT Current NC HPAI Status
CURRENT USDA 2022 Detections of HPAI
09/03/24 NCDA&CS Hosts “Bird Flu” Panel With NC Commissioner
05/19/24 Pasteurization Protects Against Foodborne Illness, Including Avian Flu
05/06/24 NCDA&CS Lifts Isolation of HPAI-Positive Dairy Herd
04/28/24 HPAI Virus Segments Found in Milk
04/25/24 NC Achieves HPAI-Free Poultry Status
04/10/24 NCDA&CS Press Release – HPAI in NC Dairy Herd
03/26/24 News – Dairy Cows and HPAI
02/20/24 NCDA&CS Press Release- HPAI in Turkeys in Duplin County NC
02/09/24 NCDA&CS Press Release – HPAI in Turkeys in Lenoir County NC
12/26/23 SC Wood Duck Die-Offs Linked to HPAI
01/26/23 NCDA&CS Press Release – HPAI in Emu in Rowan County NC
02/02/22 NC State Article – What Is Bird Flu? Do I Need To Worry About It?

USDA APHIS
News and Announcements
Avian Influenza
Report Sick Birds
What To Expect If You Suspect
HPAI Resources
Defend The Flock Program
Biosecurity Basics For Poultry Producers
Prevent Avian Influenza At Your Farm
Stop Avian Influenza Outbreaks

NCDA&CS
What Is Avian Influenza?
How To Protect Your Flock
Consumers and Food Safety
What To Do If I Find A Dead Bird
Backyard Flocks
Commercial Poultry
Bird Shows & Sales
Frequently Asked Questions
NC PREP (North Carolina Poultry Resource and Education Program)

NC STATE CVM
Avian Influenza: Know The Facts

NC STATE EXTENSION
Poultry Area Specialized Agents
Dealing With Avian Influenza

CDC
Avian Influenza

OTHER
Need To Know For Hunters