[EN]: Surveillance of wildlife health in Europe remains informal and reporting wildlife diseases is not yet coordinated among countries. At a meeting in Brussels on 15 October 2009, delegates from 25 countries provided an overview of the current status of wildlife health surveillance in Europe. This showed that every year in Europe over 18,000 wild animals are examined as part of general surveillance programmes and over 50,000 wild animals are examined in the course of targeted surveillance. The participants at the Brussels meeting agreed to set up a European network for wildlife health surveillance. The goals of this network, which was established in February 2010, are to improve procedures for the rapid exchange of information, harmonise ...
Recent studies have shown that amongst emerging infectious disease events in humans, about 40% were ...
This article starts with a review of the international spread of viruses, bacteria or parasites by v...
During the past decades the interest in surveillance and monitoring of wildlife diseases has grown i...
Surveillance of wildlife health in Europe remains informal and reporting wildlife diseases is not ye...
In a context of disease emergence and faced with the ever-growing evidence of the role of wildlife i...
Whilst multiple countries in Europe have wildlife health surveillance (WHS) programmes, they vary in...
Health monitoring of wildlife in France : sagir network and epidemiological monitoring of chiroptera...
The intensity of surveillance and funding sources varied greatly per country, with the number of ani...
Resumen del trabajo presentado al 3rd International One Health Congress, celebrado en Amsterdam del ...
Wildlife biosurveillance. The objective of wildlife biosurveillance is to detect health-related eve...
International audienceThe surveillance of animal diseases has been the subject of numerous national ...
Wildlife health surveillance is important in conservation of the wild species but also to identify t...
Results of the surveillance of regulated contagious diseases in the french wildlife. The FrenchMinis...
Resumen del trabajo presentado a la 61st Wildlife Disease Association and 10th Biennial European Wil...
Monitoring is needed to identify changes in disease occurrence and to measure the impact of interven...
Recent studies have shown that amongst emerging infectious disease events in humans, about 40% were ...
This article starts with a review of the international spread of viruses, bacteria or parasites by v...
During the past decades the interest in surveillance and monitoring of wildlife diseases has grown i...
Surveillance of wildlife health in Europe remains informal and reporting wildlife diseases is not ye...
In a context of disease emergence and faced with the ever-growing evidence of the role of wildlife i...
Whilst multiple countries in Europe have wildlife health surveillance (WHS) programmes, they vary in...
Health monitoring of wildlife in France : sagir network and epidemiological monitoring of chiroptera...
The intensity of surveillance and funding sources varied greatly per country, with the number of ani...
Resumen del trabajo presentado al 3rd International One Health Congress, celebrado en Amsterdam del ...
Wildlife biosurveillance. The objective of wildlife biosurveillance is to detect health-related eve...
International audienceThe surveillance of animal diseases has been the subject of numerous national ...
Wildlife health surveillance is important in conservation of the wild species but also to identify t...
Results of the surveillance of regulated contagious diseases in the french wildlife. The FrenchMinis...
Resumen del trabajo presentado a la 61st Wildlife Disease Association and 10th Biennial European Wil...
Monitoring is needed to identify changes in disease occurrence and to measure the impact of interven...
Recent studies have shown that amongst emerging infectious disease events in humans, about 40% were ...
This article starts with a review of the international spread of viruses, bacteria or parasites by v...
During the past decades the interest in surveillance and monitoring of wildlife diseases has grown i...