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Bat conservation and zoonotic disease risk: a research agenda to prevent misguided persecution in the aftermath of COVID‐19
Animal Conservation ( IF 2.8 ) Pub Date : 2020-08-31 , DOI: 10.1111/acv.12636
R. Rocha, S. A. Aziz, C. E. Brook, W. D. Carvalho, R. Cooper‐Bohannon, W. F. Frick, J. C.‐C. Huang, T. Kingston, A. López‐Baucells, B. Maas, F. Mathews, R. A. Medellin, K. J. Olival, A. J. Peel, R. K. Plowright, O. Razgour, H. Rebelo, L. Rodrigues, S. J. Rossiter, D. Russo, T. M. Straka, E. C. Teeling, T. Treuer, C. C. Voigt, P. W. Webala

COVID‐19 has spread around the globe, with massive impacts on global human health, national economies and conservation activities. In the timely editorial about conservation in the maelstrom of COVID‐19, Evans et al. (2020) urged the conservation community to collaborate with other relevant sectors of society in the search for solutions to the challenges posed by the current pandemic, as well as future zoonotic outbreaks. Considering the association of COVID‐19 with bats (Zhou et al., 2020), bat conservationists will undoubtedly be key actors in this dialogue, and thus an action plan on how best to adjust bat conservation to this new reality, alongside a transdisciplinary research agenda, are clear priorities.

中文翻译:

蝙蝠保护和人畜共患病风险:防止 COVID-19 之后误导性迫害的研究议程

COVID-19 已在全球蔓延,对全球人类健康、国民经济和保护活动产生了巨大影响。在关于 COVID-19 大漩涡中的保护的及时社论中,埃文斯等人。(2020) 敦促保护界与社会其他相关部门合作,寻找应对当前大流行以及未来人畜共患病暴发带来的挑战的解决方案。考虑到 COVID-19 与蝙蝠的关联(Zhou et al., 2020),蝙蝠保护主义者无疑将成为这次对话的关键参与者,因此制定了一项关于如何最好地调整蝙蝠保护以适应这一新现实的行动计划,以及跨学科研究议程,是明确的优先事项。
更新日期:2020-08-31
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