Ongoing surveillance and testing will be key to identifying and managing the spread of a fatal wildlife disease that was recently detected in two deer near Cranbrook, according to a provincial wildlife biologist.
Cait Nelson recently delivered a pair of public presentations, including an online discussion hosted by the BC Wildlife Federation and a forum in Cranbrook organized by the B.C.
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