Barriers to optimize integrated One Health monitoring includingwildlife

Wildlife, including game, are not immune to global changes such as: loss of biodiversity, changes in land use, the movement of people, animals and animal products, and the rapid spread of transboundary diseases throughout the world.Wildlife can be severely impacted or otherwise, become reservoirs of pathogens that threaten human and animal health (such as livestock).Accelerated changes in the environment and management itself, often reactive and without technical bases with a long-term vision, can affect the sustainability of non-informed management.In this context, One Health (one human, animal, and environmental health) is a collaborative, multi-sectoral and transdisciplinary approach that addresses this problem at local, regional, national, and global levels.This concept places the natural world and wildlife at the centre of attention.