The COVID-19 pandemic and anthropogenic climate change are global crises. We show
how strongly these crises are connected, including the underlying societal inequities and …

Emerging infectious diseases are significant threats to wildlife conservation, yet the impacts
of pathogen exposure and infection can vary widely among host species. As such …

Under the background of global species extinction, the impact of epidemic diseases on wild
animal protection is increasingly prominent. Here, we review and synthesize the literature on …

In mountain communities like Sebei, Uganda, which are highly vulnerable to emerging and
re-emerging infectious diseases, community-based surveillance plays an important role in …

Genomic reassortment of segmented RNA virus strains is an important evolutionary
mechanism that can generate novel viruses with profound effects on human and animal …

The climatic conditions of an area are a core factor in its appeal as a tourist destination and
a critical part of its tourism appeal. Yearly fluctuations in climatic conditions affect tourism …

A striking aspect of COVID-19 is the difference in the outcome of the infection between
different countries, and different ethnic groups within one country. We surveyed the literature …

Today's European fauna was formed under the influence of Paleoclimatic climate change.
The distribution of two wild cat species of Europe, Lynx pardinus and Lynx lynx, 22000 and …

The Adaptation Gap Report AGR2021 builds on the framing first introduced in the 2020
edition of the report to further advance knowledge on adaptation progress around the world …

Many infectious pathogens can be transmitted by highly mobile species, like bats that can
act as reservoir hosts for viruses such as henipaviruses, lyssaviruses and coronaviruses. In …