Milton Friend 1992 <p>Aquatic birds are considered the primary reservoir for influenza A viruses (Nettles et al., 1987). &nbsp;However, there is little concern about avian influenza among conservation agencies responsible for the welfare of those species. &nbsp;IN contrast, the poultry industry has great concern about avian influenza and view aquatic birds as a source for infection of poultry flocks. &nbsp;In some instances, differences in these perspectives created conflict between conservation agencies and the poultry industry. &nbsp;I speak on behalf of migratory birds, but philosophy and perspectives offered are intended to be helpful to the poultry industry in their efforts to combat avian influenza.</p> application/pdf en American Association of Avian Pathologists Control of avian influenza: Philosophy and perspectives on behalf of migratory birds article