Dogs trained to detect oak wilt, invasive species @CornellCALS
Dogs trained to detect oak wilt, invasive species @CornellCALS
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Karen Snover-Clift, director of the Cornell University Plant Disease Diagnostic Clinic, is training dogs to recognize and sniff out oak wilt, a devastating oak disease that has appeared in New York state from Long Island to Albany to Canandaigua Lake. Video by John Munson/Cornell University
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