The Surveillance Program aims to close gaps in Surveillance in order to increase the early detection of existing and emerging livestock diseases, Crop Pests, Bee Pests, foodborne hazards, and other risks affecting plant, animal, and public health.
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The Surveillance Program aims to close gaps in Surveillance in order to increase the early detection of existing and emerging livestock diseases, Crop Pests, Bee Pests, foodborne hazards, and other risks affecting plant, animal, and public health.
Agri-Processors, Industry Organizations, Municipalities, Post-Secondary Institutions, Applied Research Associations, Fee-For-Service Providers, First Nations and Métis Settlements.
To learn more about program eligibility and requirements, please contact the Area of Focus Contact Person indicated below.
Contact Name: Alberta Department of Agriculture and Forestry
E-mail Address: Tanya.Warren@gov.ab.ca (Plant Health); Erica.Holm@gov.ab.ca (Animal Health); Bonnie.Chiu@gov.ab.ca (Food Safety)
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