EU project aiming to protect biodiversity and reduce the risk of infectious diseases. Funded by @HorizonEU 🇪🇺 grant no. 101059483 #EUbiodiversity #OneHealth
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🌍 One Health challenges do not respect disciplinary boundaries, and neither will this conference!
EU initiatives are joining forces to give young researchers the floor and share fresh work across biodiversity and health. 🧵
🎟️Register for free: bit.ly/4scQUSp
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What to expect:
🔬 emerging research
💬 live Q&As
🌐 an introduction to the One Health KEN
🤝 new ideas and connections
📅 2 November
🕙 10:00 CET
💻 Online and free
🎟️ Register for free: bit.ly/4scQUSp
🔙 One paper, three species new to science.
This #ThrowbackThursday, we’re revisiting a #BCOMING publication that expands our knowledge of Cambodia’s millipedes. 🪱
📖 zookeys.pensoft.net/article/…
🔙 Nightfall in Cambodia’s karst landscapes brings us this week’s #ThrowbackTuesday: another gecko species previously unknown to science. 🌙
🦎 Meet Dixonius noctivagus! Read the full publication below 👇
📖 mapress.com/zt/article/view/…
🦟 No reported clinical cases does not always mean no transmission.
🔙 This #ThrowbackThursday, we’re looking back at 15 years of West Nile virus surveillance in Guadeloupe and how its circulation remained largely out of sight.
📖 journals.plos.org/plosntds/a…
🧬 One newly described gecko, four geographically isolated lineages.
🔙 This #ThrowbackThursday, we’re revisiting how geography can shape evolution in Cambodia’s karst landscapes. 🧬
📖 zookeys.pensoft.net/article/…
🔙 Happy #ThrowbackThursday!
Today we’re revisiting a #BCOMING study that analysed more than 2,600 wildlife samples in northern Cambodia and identified diverse coronaviruses in bats and rodents. 🦇
📖 nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
🔙 Another Thursday, another tiny resident of Cambodia’s karst landscapes.
This week, #ThrowbackThursday revisits another #BCOMING publication on yet another microsnail new to science. 🔍 🐌
📖 biotaxa.org/Ruthenica/articl…
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Rise and shine! ☀️ ⏰️
It's your last chance to join @BiodiversaPlus' webinar today at 10 am CEST!
See you there! ➡️ bit.ly/4xTdKAi
🐌 Around two millimetres long and new to science.
🔙 This #ThrowbackThursday, we’re revisiting the first record of the microsnail genus Clostophis in Cambodia in this #BCOMING publication. 👇
📖 bit.ly/4igmo78
🌿 The One Health Knowledge Exchange Network is now live!
Connecting biodiversity, ecosystem change and health through stronger collaboration, knowledge exchange and policy engagement.
🔗 Learn more, explore the portal and join the community: linktr.ee/onehealthKEN
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🌍🔎 This might look like a scene from #WhereIsWally, but that's just how busy things are at the @WOHCongress today.
We are here with @BcomingEU, @BEPREP_EU and #ZOE proving that interesting conversations happen when different disciplines step outside their comfort zones. 🤝
BCOMING retweeted
What does the evidence say about restoration and zoonotic risk? 🪴 🦠
Swipe through 5 messages from the new Biodiversa+ policy brief, with contributions from #RESTOREID's @LuciKirkpatrick (@BangorUni) and Soushieta Jagadesh. ➡️
📄 Readthe brief: bit.ly/4gsQLVf
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🔙 For this week’s #ThrowbackThursday, we’re heading back to the limestone hills of western Cambodia, where researchers encountered a gecko new to science. 🦎
📖 mapress.com/zt/article/view/…
🌿 Kudos to @RestoreidEU and @BiodiversaPlus for their new #PolicyBrief exploring how #OneHealth considerations can be integrated into ecosystem restoration planning. 👏
Read more on it on the links in their post! 👇
How can nature restoration reduce zoonotic risk?
New Biodiversa+ guidance, developed with #RESTOREID contributions, calls for One Health to be integrated into restoration planning.
📖 Read our overview: bit.ly/4qWwGf7
📄 Explore the brief: bit.ly/4gsQLVf
Detecting a virus depends on when researchers look. 👀
🔙 It's #ThrowbackThursday and we are revisiting the world of fruit bats, seasonal birth pulses, and wildlife disease surveillance in this #BCOMING publication. 🦇
📖 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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👀 Revisiting a #BCOMING publication on eDNA and mammal surveys.
Analysing 28 studies and 900+ mammal taxa, the authors found that eDNA works well for many large mammals, but traditional methods still outperform it for groups such as bats.
The key message: #eDNA is a powerful complement to, not a replacement for field expertise.
📖 doi.org/10.1002/ece3.10788
📚 Revisiting a BCOMING publication on One Health.
The paper introduces the concept of "infectious bubbles": areas where poverty, inadequate hygiene, and degraded biodiversity intersect, creating conditions that can increase infectious disease risk.
📖 doi.org/10.1016/j.onehlt.202…
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