FrontlinesSMS as an early warning network for human-wildlife mitigation: Lessons learned from tests conducted in Mozambique and Zimbabwe

Rift Valley fever A study was conducted to investigate the seroprevalence and associated risk factors of Rift Valley fever (RVF) infection in cattle and some selected wildlife

The specific objectives of this study were therefore: to determine and compare the patterns of anthrax outbreaks in wildlife, livestock and humans at selected interface

The data analysis showed that a small number of recognizable habituated bull elephants were responsible for most of the problem incidents recorded in town, reinforcing

Previous works in comparing the implementation of the same ABM with different simulation platforms have been conducted either from scratch with a simple [1]or even “stupid”

In areas where there was no physical barrier between cattle and wildlife, farmers interviewed perceived that the number of cattle abortions was higher, and the proportion of

 The behaviour after shooting was classed in four categories as no reaction, ambling off and stopping, moving off completely, or running away with a sign of

Vaccinated diptanks: at T1, there is a good antibody (vaccinal) response; between T2 and T3 there is an increase in antibody response despite the fact that no re-vaccination

Such information would be especially useful to determine whether high rates of contact exist in specific ecotone areas and to assess whether this results in high risks of infection