Where we stand on chronic wasting disease: A systematic literature review of its prevalence patterns, impacts, and management interventions

Bhattarai, Sushma; Grala, Robert K.; Poudyal, Neelam C.; Tanger, Shaun M.; Adhikari, Ram K.

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e31951

Heliyon

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e31951

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Where we stand on chronic wasting disease: A systematic literature review of its prevalence patterns, impacts, and management interventions

Sushma Bhattarai,

Robert K. Grala,

Neelam C. Poudyal

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Local residents’ willingness to allow deer herd reduction and other CWD operations on their property

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2024

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Local residents’ willingness to allow deer herd reduction and other CWD operations on their property

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Poudyal

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Knowledge, Beliefs, Agency Trust, and Perceived Risks Associated With Chronic Wasting Disease Among Kansas, North Dakota, and Illinois Deer Hunters

Vaske,

Miller

2024

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We examined the relationships among knowledge about CWD, normative beliefs about CWD management, perceived trust in the managing agency, and perceived risks to deer and humans. We obtained data from resident deer hunters in Kansas ( n = 1,170), North Dakota ( n = 3,242), and Illinois ( n = 1,237). We tested both differences among states and relationship similarities among concepts. The states differed in terms of knowledge, normative beliefs, trust, and risks (H1). Analyses supported the predicted conceptual relationships. For example, there were positive relationships between knowledge and beliefs about CWD management (H2), agency trust (H3), and risk to deer (H4). There was a negative relationship between knowledge and risk to humans (H5). Beliefs about CWD management were positively related to trust (H6), risk to deer (H7), and humans (H8). Trust was negatively related to risk to deer (H9) and humans (H10). Results highlighted the complexities of managing a disease with no known health consequences for humans.

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Where we stand on chronic wasting disease: A systematic literature review of its prevalence patterns, impacts, and management interventions

Cited by 2 publications

References 74 publications

Local residents’ willingness to allow deer herd reduction and other CWD operations on their property

Local residents’ willingness to allow deer herd reduction and other CWD operations on their property

Knowledge, Beliefs, Agency Trust, and Perceived Risks Associated With Chronic Wasting Disease Among Kansas, North Dakota, and Illinois Deer Hunters

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