CORDIS Project
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This project investigates how human activities lead to biodiversity loss, which in turn increases the emergence of infectious diseases in fish communities within freshwater ponds. It aims to quantify anthropogenic impacts and predict disease patterns based on biodiversity changes.
Emerging infectious diseases have substantial ecological, socio-economic and human health implications, yet factors determining their emergence and virulence are poorly understood.
Recent studies have suggested ecosystem degradation and biodiversity loss significantly increase the emergence and prevalence of infectious diseases in animal communities.
This is allied to global patterns of biodiversity which show substantial declines in response to anthropogenic pressures such as habitat loss and p…
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