Session 1

ABSTRACTS/PRESENTATIONS

S1	Introduction Chair: Michael David – USDA/APHIS - Veterinary Services

1	Value of Biodiversity to Health (IUCN's perspective) *Jean-Christophe Vié*
2	Case Story 1: Bolivia – Integrated Disease Prevention for Livestock, People and Conservation Marcela Uhart
3	Case Story 2: Nipah Virus – Experience from Malaysia 1998-1999 Azri Adzhar
4	Biodiversity, Agro-Ecosystem Resilience and Wildlife Health Juan Lubroth

S2	Economic Benefits and Challenges for Sustainable Approaches to Managing Huma/Wildlife Interaction Chair: Bernard Lozé – President of the International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation

1	The Value of Wildlife Tourism: Perspectives from Sub-Saharan Africa Philippe Chardonnet
2	Hunting and Fishing: Value and Benefit for Disease Surveillance Torsten Mörner
3	Production Systems: Wildlife and Wildlife Products *Kobus du Toit*
4	Unregulated and Informal Wildlife Trade William Karesh

S3	Illustrating Contributions to Public Health Chair: Jean-Vivien Mombouli – Directeur Départment de la Recherche - Laboratoire de Santé Publique, République du Congo

1	From Forecasting to Control of Zoonotic Diseases - Linking Animal and Human Systems Bernadette Abela-Ridder
2	Wildlife, WIld Food, Food Security and Human Society Richard Kock
3	Policy Opportunities for Linking Animal and Human *Gardner Murray*

S4	Illustrating Relationships of Wildlife, Domestic Anmal Health and Production Chair: François Moutou – Anses - Laboratoire de Santé Animale, France

1	Wildlife Health Programs to Protect Livestock Scott Newman
2	Domestic Animal Health Programs to Protect Wildlife Sarah Cleaveland
3	Land-use paradigms, Wildlife and Livestock: Challenges Choices and Potential Ways Forward *Mark Atkinson*
4	Wildlife and Human Risks Linked to EBOLA Viruses Alain Ondzie

S5	Illustrating Strategies for Efficient Surveillance and Management of Animal Diseases Chair: Jonna A.K. Mazet – Director USAID PREDICT Project, University of California, Davis, USA

1	Assuring Transparency Karim Ben Jebara
2	Managing Oubtreaks Gideon Brückner
3	Capacity Building: Issues and Opportunities *Ted Leighton*
4	National Wildlife Disease Surveillance Systems Marc Artois

S6	Safety and Challenges of International Trade – Part 1 Chair: Yasuhiro Yoshikawa - School Veterinary Medicine, Kitasato University, Japan

1	OIE Policy Paper related to Widlife Diseases Kris De Clercq
2	Transfrontier Conservation Areas – Compatibility with Animal and Human Health: A Southern African Perspective Roy Bengis
3	Managing the Intrerface – Zoning, Compartmentalisation and Commodities *Alejandro Thiermann*
4	Building Competence and Confidence – The PVS Pathway (PVS Evaluation and PVS Gap Analysis, Legislation) *Alain Dehove*

S7	Safety and Challenges of International Trade – Part 2 Chair: John Fischer – College Veterinary Medicine, University of Georgia, USA

1	Disease Emergence and Spread Related to Wildlife Trade - Aquatic Species Barry Hill
2	Alien Invasive Species Issues Related to Wildlife and Domestic Animal Trade Paul-Pierre Pastoret
3	The Health of WIldlife: The Role and Needs of Zoological Conservation Organizations *Robert Cook*
4	Global Movement of Potential Pathogens Linked to Free-ranging and Captive Wildlife Howard Pharo

S8	Contributions of Biodiversity Conservation and Wildlife Management to Health Chair: Amy Evans - World Bank

1	Integrative Approaches to Disease Control: The Value of International Collaboration Tom DeLiberto
2	Benefits from Health Ecosystems Aaron Bernstein
3	Climate Change – Mitigation, Adaptation and Health *Peter Black*
4	Impacts of Biodiversity on the Emergence and Transmission of Infectious Diseases Peter Daszak
5	The Need for Sound and Sustainable Policy in an Interconnected World: Science Based Guidance for the Future Kate Glynn