National Wildlife Health Center
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The National Wildlife Health Center works to safeguard our Nation’s wildlife from diseases by studying the causes and drivers of these threats and developing strategies to prevent and manage them. It is designated by the Department of the Interior as a USGS “mission essential” facility. The main campus is located in Madison, Wisconsin, and the Honolulu Field Station is located in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Contacts
Chief, Laboratory Sciences Branch
National Wildlife Health Center
Email: dblehert@usgs.gov
Chief, Ecology and Epidemiology Branch
National Wildlife Health Center
Email: krichgels@usgs.gov
Science Support Branch Chief
National Wildlife Health Center
Email: dberger@usgs.gov