One Health in Practice: Solutions for healthy people in Biosphere reserves
About this course
We don't have one planet for humans and another for other species. If we wish to avoid pandemics from zoonoses, such as COVID-19 and other types of influenza, we must address direct and indirect drivers such as human ecological disruption and unsustainable consumption. Drawing lessons and reflecting on challenges from UNESCO Biosphere reserves, Professor Serge Morand presents the latest knowledge and management approaches developed under the One Health approach.
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What you'll learn
- Identify direct and indirect drivers of zoonotic disease emergence
- Explain One Health principles as applied to biosphere reserves
- Analyze case studies of disease management in UNESCO protected areas
- Develop interdisciplinary strategies to reduce pandemic risk
Course objectives
- Present recent scientific knowledge on zoonoses and ecosystem health
- Show how ecological disruption influences disease dynamics
- Provide tools for implementing One Health approaches in conservation settings
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