Wild ani­mals as car­ri­ers of farm ani­mal diseases

Virus­es are every­where, not only in the com­put­er, coro­na, bird flu and swine fever are also trans­mit­ted by virus­es. Each of us has suf­fered from it in one way or anoth­er. Wild ani­mals are often tar­get­ed as car­ri­ers of both farm ani­mal dis­eases and human dis­eases. The wild ani­mal mar­kets of Chi­na are con­sid­ered to be breed­ing grounds and start­ing points for seri­ous epi­demics. Wild ani­mals are often severe­ly dec­i­mat­ed in order to pro­tect farm ani­mals. These phe­nom­e­na must be sci­en­tif­i­cal­ly inves­ti­gat­ed and processed so that the right deci­sions can be made on a reli­able basis.

The inter­na­tion­al con­fer­ence is not only aimed at spe­cial­ists such as virol­o­gists, doc­tors and oth­er sci­en­tists, but also at those affect­ed, such as farm­ers and foresters, nature con­ser­va­tion­ists and officials.

Con­fer­ence lan­guages: Ger­man, Eng­lish, Polish