Assessing the Impact of Climate Change on the Habitat of the Common Vole, an Important Host of Tularemia in Armenia

The vole distribution shrinks because of the change in habitats attributed to climate change. This dynamic underscores the critical need for more targeted surveillance and integrated collaboration between human and animal health agencies to effectively monitor alterations in the ecology of zoonotic diseases. Such proactive measures are essential to anticipate and prevent future cases of human tularemia, ensuring a coordinated response to emerging public health threats.