Infectious Disease Ecology and Conservation

Overview:
A scientific text on the ecology of infectious diseases in wildlife and their implications for biodiversity conservation. It explains host–pathogen dynamics, transmission and the role of environmental change in disease emergence. Case studies illustrate disease threats to endangered species. Management strategies for wildlife disease are discussed.

Key Topics Covered:

• Host–pathogen population dynamics
• Disease transmission in wildlife
• Emerging infectious diseases
• Climate and land-use change effects
• Disease threats to endangered species
• Wildlife disease management

Target Audience:
Wildlife Veterinarians, Conservation Biologists, Disease Ecologists