Controlled clinical trials or experiments help to determine whether or not a product worked with a group of animals. What is sometimes less clear is how the product delivered by extension educators can be evaluated. Extension Program Evaluation (PDF: 6pp, 64KB) can help extension educators focus their evaluations, construct evaluation questions, analyze the data and document outcomes.

From the National Center for Foreign Animal and Zoonotic Disease Defense:

Zoonotic Vector-borne Diseases and Natural Disasters (PDF 3pp 76KB)

Pet-Associated Zoonotic Diseases and Natural Disasters (PDF 3pp 72KB)

Protection from Waterborne Zoonotic Diseases (PDF 4pp 92KB)

More information about protection from zoonotic disease and responses to natural disasters is available on this site under Outreach/Fact Sheets and Information.

Animal Ambassadors is an innovative program designed to use the world of animals, both wild and domesticated, as a "bridge" to help youth develop an interest in science, develop critical thinking and life skills, and to foster a better awareness, knowledge, and appreciation of animals, animal science, and veterinary science.

The UC Davis Livestock and Poultry Health Communication Link Project facilitates World Wide Web access to information, advances in new technology and peer reviewed materials for farm advisors, livestock and poultry produ cers, and practicing veterinarians throughout California.

Survey of Occupational Hazards in California Veterinarians

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