QUT ePrints (Queensland University of Technology) · 2020 · 150 citations · 0 references
Ecosystem HealthEngineeringOne HealthPandemic ManagementWorkshop ReportPathogen DiscoveryInfectious Disease EcologyEnvironmental HealthPublic HealthBiodiversity ProtectionEcosystem ManagementClimate ChangeMicrobial DiversityIntergovernmental PlatformBiodiversityPathogen PrevalenceGlobal Health CrisisWildlife TradeDisease EmergenceEmerging Infectious DiseasesBiodiversity AssessmentGlobal HealthBiodiversity ConservationEcosystem ServicesMedicineGlobal Health EpidemiologyBiosecurity
The workshop brought together 22 experts from all regions of the world, to discuss 1) how pandemics emerge from the microbial diversity found in nature; 2) the role of land-use change and climate change in driving pandemics; 3) the role of wildlife trade in driving pandemics; 4) learning from nature to better control pandemics; and 5) preventing pandemics based on a “One Health” approach.