Yukon Kuskokwim Nushagak science

This comes from a news release, not a refereed (peer reviewed) article. The points made have been made elsewhere–

However, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology (http://www.birds.cornell.edu/) is a key research source on birds. They have tracked the movements and population flucuations of birds for decades. I think their opinions should be carefully evaluated.
Pam

April 26, 2006
http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/April06/H5N1migration.ksr.html
Migratory birds are unlikely to infect humans or poultry in U.S. with deadly avian flu, say Cornell bird experts….
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This is the translation into English of the interagency flyer (A Few Facts about Avian Influenza in Alaska, a.k.a.  Avian Influenza "Bird Flu" Facts

http://ykalaska.uniblogs.org/2006/03/21/ a-few-facts-about-avian-influenza-in-alaska/

The flyer itself is in a pdf file, but this linked photo may still be readable and easier to email. (Let me know, please.) The links to the original pdf files on the state website are currently broken.

This is the newly released translation into Yup'ik of the interagency flyer (A Few Facts about Avian Influenza in Alaska - http://ykalaska.uniblogs.org/2006/03/21/ a-few-facts-about-avian-influenza-in-alaska/)

The flyer itself is in a pdf file, but this linked photo may still be readable and easier to email. (Let me know, please.)

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