The EWDA WildList aims to connect fellow scientists interested in wildlife health. It allows to find European colleagues from any discipline with given interests and expertise in wildlife health-related fields. The corresponding email list allows communication on a wide range of topics related to wildlife, including the announcement of meetings and courses and job advertisements, with the Surveillance Platform (or Google group) remaining a subgroup dedicated to specific discussions on wildlife health surveillance in Europe.

Anybody with a particular expertise in wildlife and interested in wildlife health can become a WildList member. To apply for membership, applicants should fill the form available here and press the ‘submit’ button. If you wish to send a message to all members of the WildList or have a question or comment for the WildList moderator, please use the form available here.

Each member can and is encouraged to update his/her profile as appropriate, by using the same registration form as for the initial application.

You can navigate the table by clicking the arrows. You can select the number of rows shown per page and search for information such as particular taxa, specialties or country.

First name	Last name	Country	Institution	Position	Field and degree of education	Wildlife disease(s)	Wildlife species	Other topics	Training visit possible?	Contact
Dolores	Gavier-Widén	Sweden	Dept Pathology and Wildlife Diseases, National Veterinary Institute (SVA)	Head of Department	DVM, MSc, PhD, Associated Professor	Infectious diseases of wild animals, pathology, diagnostics	Mammals, birds	Health surveillance, research, prion diseases, tuberculosis, lagovirus infections, African swine fever		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
James Paul	Duff	United Kingdom	Animal Plant and Health Agency (APHA)	Lead, the APHA Diseases of Wildlife Scheme, Chair of the GB Wildlife Disease Surveillance Partnership	Wildlife disease surveillance. BSc (zoology, Edin) MVB, MSc, MRCVS	General wildlife disease surveillance mammals and birds, seabirds, botulism	All mammals, birds, insects and plants, habitats and ecosystems	Pathology, disease investigation, laboratory testing		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Károly	Erdélyi	Hungary	NFCSO-VDD	Head of Laboratory	DVM, PhD, MSc Game Biology, Dipl. ECZM (Wildlife Population Health)	Flaviviruses, Tularaemia, Avian Pox, Papillomaviruses, etc.	Birds of prey, wild ungulates, carnivores, etc.	Epidemiology, disease ecology, virus evolution, phylogenetics		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Brigitte	Brugger	Iceland	Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority			Avian influenza	Poultry			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Richard	Birtles	United Kingdom	University of Salford	Chair in Biomedicine	Microbiology PhD	Arthropod-borne infections, zoonoses, Borrelia, Bartonella, Anaplasma	Primarily UK species but increasingly others (especially rodents)	Medical microbiology, diagnostics, molecular epidemiology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jonathan	Heeney	United Kingdom	University of Cambridge, Department of Veterinary Medicine			RNA viruses	all species			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Wim	Van der Poel	The Netherlands	Central Veterinary Institute			rabies, HEV	Bats, wild boar. deer			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Gert	Olsson	Sweden	Swedish Institute for Infectious Disease Control (SMI)			Chiefly direct or in-direct rodent-borne zoonoses (e.g.Hanta, Pox, TBD)	Rodents (& Bats, Ungulates)			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Brian	Porter	United Kingdom	Towers Thompson Ltd			All which may effect personel within the Emergency Services in the United Kingdom	Large and Small Animals Rescue	Animal Rescue with Emergency Services		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Cinzia	Marianelli	Italy	Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Dep. of Veterinary Public Health and Food Safety			Tuberculosis and brucellosis	Wild pigs, boars, hares	Pathological and molecular evidence strongly suggests that Nero Siciliano pigs are able to maintain TB infection in the Nebrodi Mountains and are most probably able to transmit the disease to other species, acting as a true wildlife reservoir		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Adrian	Whatmore	United Kingdom	Animal Health & Veterinary Laboratories Agency			Brucellosis primarily.	Any relevant (marine & terrestrial).			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Nicola	Williams	United Kingdom	University of Liverpool			Salmonella, Campylobacter, E. coli, antimicrobial resistance	Rodents, badgers, foxes, wild birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Hans Gerd	Lueesse	Namibia	Panorama Hunting Ranch			vector-borne diseases, Rabies, AHSV, lumpy skin disease, FMDV, MCFV, salomella, campylobacter, listeria, VTEC, EHEC, giardia, mycobacteria, clostridia, MRSA	antilopes, zebras, wild pigs, rodents, bustards, bats, vultures, cheetahs, leopards, caracal, genets, badgers,	Vectors, e.g. Ticks, Culicoides		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Bruno	Garin-Bastuji	France	ANSES (French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety	Scientific advisor	DVM, PhD	Bacterial zoonoses (brucellosis in particular)		Epidemioloy of infectious diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Manuel	De Miguel	United Kingdom	FSA, APHA	Official Vet		Epidemiology and emerging diseases, avian flu	Wildlife, avian, exotics	Endangered species		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Karine	Laroucau	France	AFSSA LERPAZ UZB			chlamydiosis	birds	A specific real time PCR dedicated to the detection of the Chlamydiaceae is available as well as relative tools necessary for the species identification. This real time PCR tool is adapted for the detection of Chlamydiaceae from all wild animal species (birds, boars...) (collaboration with K. Sachse - FLI, Iena, Germany)		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Estella	Prukner-Radovcic	Croatia	University of Zagreb, Faculta of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Avian Diseases			Salmonella, Campylobacter, Chlamydophila, West Nile virus, Avian influenza	birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Maria-Laura	Boschiroli	France	Anses, Laboratoire de Santé Animale			tuberculosis, paratuberculosis	deer, wild boar, foxes, rodents, badgers, ungulates, rabbits			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ingmar	Janse	The Netherlands	RIVM			brucellosis tularemia	environmental samples			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Silvia	Alonso Alvarez	United Kingdom	Royal Veterinary College			Lyme disease	deer			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Malcolm	Bennett	United Kingdom	University of Nottingham	Professor	BVSc PhD	Infectious diseases	Mainly mammals and birds	Zoonoses, emerging infections		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Juan E.	Echevarra	Spain	Instituto de Salud Carlos III			Rabies	Bats			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Daniela	Lukesova	Czech Republic	CULS Prague, Institute of tropics and subtropics			parasitic zoonoses, vector-borne diseases, waterborn diseases, health risks	wild animals (antelopes, ungulates in Africa), deer (in EU, Asia)			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Maria Silvia	Gennero	Italy	Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimantale del Piemonti			Brucellosis, leptospirosis, tularemia, paratuberculosis	Ungulates, wild boar, rabbits			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jean-Yves	Madec	France	AFSSA			antimicrobial resistance in wild ruminants	deer, ungulates			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Adriano	Casulli	Italy	ISS, Istituto Superiore di Sanità/ European Reference Lab for Parasites/ WHO collaborating centre on Echinococcosis	Researcher	Zoonotic infectious diseases, PhD	Zoonotic cestodes, in particular cystic and alveolar echinococcosis	Canids	Infectious diseases, public health, epidemiology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Daniel	Paredes	Peru	Universidad Nacional Agraria de la Selva (UNAS)	Researcher-Lecturer	Veterinary medicine, doctor degree	Animal welfare, parasitic diseases	South American rodents	Welfare in captive wildlife species		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ann	Lindberg	Sweden	National Veterinary Institute (SVA)			all types of zoonoses				Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Karin	Lemberger	France	Vet Diagnostics and Faunapath	Zoo and Wildlife Pathologist	Veterinary Pathology: DVM, Dipl ACVP	Diagnostic histopathology with special focus on infectious and neoplastic diseases	Diagnostic histopathology of terrestrial and aquatic wild and captive vertebrates	Interested and involved in long-term disease surveillance/monitoring as a part of comprehensive management of free -ranging species.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ezio	Ferroglio	Italy	University of Turin			parasitic, vector-borne, vectors, brucellosis, tuberculosis	ungulates, carnivores, rodents, hares.			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Julian	Drewe	United Kingdom	The Royal Veterinary College, Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health			tuberculosis and other zoonoses	all species			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Thomas	Kelly	Ireland	Department of Zoology, Ecology and Plant Science			vector-borne disease, ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, Lyme Disease, Avian influenza	Seabirds, Laridae, Guillemot, Northern Gannet, Great Cormorant, Columbidae, Columba palumba, Columba livia, Columba oenas, Streptopelia decaocta, Corvus frugilegus, Corus corone, Corvus monedula, kestrel Falco tinnunculus, sand martin, Common Swift, House martin, Swallow, Blackbird	I am a member of group interested in modelling the epidemiology of micropathogens (both vector-borne and directly transmitted) in colonially nesting birds. We are also interested in long-distance dispersal of pathogens and their vectors - especially ticks.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Zienius	Dainius	Lithuania	Lithuanian University of Health Science	SRF Dept. of Virology	Agriculture, Veterinary Science	Rabies	Carnivores, Chiroptera	Wildlife virology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
G.	Umhang	France	AFSSA-Nancy LERRPAS			Echinococcosis	foxes, dogs, rodents, wild boar	NRL for Echinococcus in France		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Morten	Tryland	Norway	UIT, Arctic University of Tromsø	Professor	Veterinary Medicine, DVM, PhD	Virology, bacteriology and infection biology, wildlife and semi-domesticated reindeer	Arctic wildlife populations, terrestrial and marine	One Health, zoonoses		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Niels	Bandick	Germany	Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR)			foodborne zoonoses	Game, farm game, game birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Christian	Gortazar	Spain	IREC			Aujeszky's disease, bluetongue, paratuberculosis, tuberculosis, vector-borne diseases, other wildlife diseases	deer, wild boar, rabbit, hare, fox, partridge, others	See more on IREc website www.uclm.es/IREC		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Trevor Neil	Petney	Germany	State Museum of Natural History Karlsruhe	Retired: volunteer	Ecology PhD	Ticks and tick-borne diseases	Tick hosts	Biodiversity		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Marc	Artois	France	LISAE	Retired	DVM, PhD	Infectious	Mammals	Ethics		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jonas	Malmsten	Sweden	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences	Researcher	DVM, PhD	Vector-borne diseases, ungulate diseases	Ungulates (moose, deer, wild boar)			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sandrine	Lesellier	United Kingdom	Animal and Plant Agency	Group Leader	Veterinary, PhD	Vaccines		Diagnostic, Tuberculosis		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jose	Sansano-Maestre	Spain	Catholic University of Valencia	Full professor	Veterinary DVM, PhD	Trichomonosis, Tick-borne diseases	Birds, wild ruminants	Parasitic/infectious diseases, zoonosis		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Julia	Rodriguez-Ramos Fernandez	Spain
Abdallah	Samy	Egypt	Ain Shams University and the University of Kansas	Lecturer and Research scientist	PhD Ecology and Evolutionary Biology	Ebola, Marburg, MERS-CoV, arboviruses	Bats	Wildlife conservaton		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jore	Solveig	Norway	Norwegian Public Health Institute	Senior advisor	PhD, epidemiology	Tick-borne diseases		Epidemiology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Marie-Pierre	Ryser-Degiorgis	Switzerland	Centre for Fish and Wildlife Health (FIWI), University of Bern	Head of the Wildlife Group	Veterinary Medicine, Dip. ECZM (WPH), Prof.Dr.Med.Vet.	Sarcoptic mange, infectious keratoconjunctivitis, other diseases of carnivores and ungulates	Lynx, fox, chamois, ibex, wild boar, beaver, other mammals	Forensic pathology, wildlife immobilisation, health surveillance, wildlife translocations, wildlife/livestock interface		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Nuno	Santos	Portugal	CIBIO, University of Porto	Post-doctoral researcher	DVM, PhD	Epidemiology, tuberculosis, RHDV, parvovirus, distemper	Ungulates, carnivores, wild rabbit	Ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Lisa	Yon	United Kingdom	University of Nottingham	Lecturer in Zoo and Wildlife Medicine	Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine, PhD in wildlife physiology	Trace matal contaminants, nutrition (mineral deficiency), BTV	Elephants, birds, all free living wildlife	Environmental geochemistry impacts on wildlife health, environmental contaminants, wildlife welfare (captive and free living), ecosystem health		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Krzysztof	Szulowski	Poland	National Veterinary Research Institute in Pulawy			brucellosis	Mainly wild boars, hares			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Agnes	Csivincsik	Hungary	Somogy county Government Office Animal Health Directorate			bovine tuberculosis	deer, wild boar			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Katsuhisa	Takumi	The Netherlands	RIVM			eblv, echinococcus multilocularis, trichinella, vector-borne diseases	bats, foxes, rodents, wild boar, mosquito			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Victor	Briones Dieste	Spain	VISAVET Health Surveillance Centre, Complutense University of Madrid	Professor Animal Health	DVM, PhD	Transmissible diseases	Wild boar, deer, avian species	Zoonoses, Public Health		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Kastriot	Korro	Albania	Faculty of veterinary medicine			Rabies, tularemia, vector-borne diseaes, West Nile fever	I work between species	I want to share all information with e-mail, published in your buletin, and your website, with participed in all activity and all conference.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Francisco	Ruiz-Fons	Spain	Instituto Vasco de Investigació y Desarollo Agrario (NEIKER)			Aujeszky, Bluetongue, Tick-borne diseases, Brucella, Swine erysipela	Ungulates			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alessandra	Gaffuri	Italy	Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale della Lombardia e dell''Emilia Romagna			respiratory syncytial virus- pestivirus- tuberculosis- infectious keratoconjunctivitis- brucellosis- trichinella toxoplasma- clamydiae	chamois, roe deer, red deer, wild boars, hares, foxes			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Riccardo	Orusa	Italy	Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale Piemonte, Liguria e Valle d'Aosta			Salmonella, Brucella, Paratuberculosis, Trichinella, IBR	Ungulates, foxes, mustelids, deer			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Turid	Vikøren	Norway	Section for Wildlife Diseases, National Veterinary Institute			general wildlife disease surveillance (diagnostic pathology)	mammals & birds	I am a part of at team that do diagnostic pathology of all wild animal species in Norway. We also run a National Surveillance Program for cervids and musk ox. (HOP).		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sofia	Nuncio	Portugal	Instituto Nacional de Saudade Dr. Ricardo Jorge			vector-borne diseases, tularemia, borreliosis, Q fever, rickettsiosis, flavivirus, phebovirus, hantavirus, bartonellosis, anaplasmosis, west Nile	rodents, rabbits, foxes, deer, ungulates	I am really interessed in establish partnerships, collaborations, projects, etc in the areas referred above. We are very interessed in the Public Health impact and surveillance activities		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Javier	Lucientes	Spain	University of Zaragoza	Professor	Veterinary PhD	Parasitology	Birds, rabbits, carnivores	Vector-borne diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Roser	Velarde	Spain	Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona			Wildlife Disease Surveillance	Spanish wildlife (mainly mammals)	Pathologist		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Camille	Lebarbenchon	France	University of Reunion Island	Associate Professor	PhD in disease ecology	Ecology and evolution of emerging viruses	Bats and birds	Tropical ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Cristina	Martinez	Spain	Doñana Natural Area				foxes, gineta, deers			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Frederick (Ted)	Leighton	Canada	University of Saskatchewan	Professor emeritus	Wildlife Health: DVM, PhD	Surveillance, risk assessment, ecology, pathology	General	Conservation and management		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Mariana	Boadella	Spain	SABIOTEC	CEO	PhD in Veterinary Sciences	Tuberculosis and other shared diseases	Wild ungulates	Diagnostics, disease control		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jordi	Figuerola	Spain	Estacion Biologica Donana - CSIC			West Nile virus, flavivirus, avian flu, influenza	waterbirds and passerines	Figuerola, J; Soriguer, R; Rojo, G; Tejedor, CG; Jimenez-Clavero, MA 2007. Seroconversion in wild birds and local circulation of west nile virus, Spain. EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES, 13 (12): 1915-1917 Jimenez-Clavero, MA; Tejedor, CG; Rojo, G; Soriguer, R; Figuerola, J. 2007. Serosurvey of West Nile virus in equids and bovids in Spain. VETERINARY RECORD, 161 (6): 212-212 . Figuerola, J ; Jimenez-Clavero, MA; Rojo, G; Gomez-Tejedor, C; Soriguer, R. 2007. Prevalence of West Nile virus neutralizing antibodies in colonial aquatic birds in southern Spain. AVIAN PATHOLOGY, 36 (3): 209-212.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Theo	Knight-Jones	United Kingdom	RVC			Avian Influenza	Wild birds	I have looked at disease control measures during HPAI H5N11 outbreaks as well as model based assessments of wild life surveillance systems, their performance and cost-effectiveness.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Barbara	Schimmer	The Netherlands	RIVM			brucella, hantavirus, leptospirosis				Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Yakubu Joel	Atuman	Nigeria	National Veterinary Research Institute Vom, Nigeria			Rabies, Tick borne diseases, African Horse Sickness	Jackal,Mongooses, Bats, Zebra,Bats,	Diagnostic pathology of diseases of wildlife in Game reserves and wildlife park. Ecology and epidemiology of rabies at the wildlife-domestic animal interface		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ignasi	Marco	Spain	Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona			Pestivirus, infectious keratoconjunctivitis, tuberculosis, brucellosis, and others	Chamois, ibex, mouflon, deer, wild boar, rabbit, hare, fox			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Mark	Stidworthy	United Kingdom	International Zoo Veterinary Group	Principal veterinary pathologist	Veterinary pathology (zoo and wildlife), VetMB, PhD, FRCPath, RCVS Specialist	Spontaneous diseases of zoo, wildlife and aquatic species	Zoo, wildlife and aquatic species	Conservation, species reintroduction programmes		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Danijela	Horvatek Tomic	Croatia	Faculty of Veterinary Medicine University of Zagreb	assistant professor	DVM, veterinary public health	bacterial zoonoses	avian species	microbiology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Lucas	Dominguez	Spain	Centro de Vigilancia Sanitaria Veterinaria (VISAVET) Facultad de Veterinaria, Universidad Complutense de Madrid			Salmonella, Enterococcus, Yersinia, Campylobacter, Tuberculosis, Paratuberculosis, Rickettsia, Chlamydiasis, Brucella, Avian Influenza, Toxoplasma, Leishmania	Ungulates, Passerifoms, Reptiles, Rodents, Lagomorphs, Raptors, Amphibians			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Joaquin	Goyache	Spain	Centro de Vigilancia Sanitaria Veterinaria (VISAVET) Facultad de Veterinaria, Universidad Complutense de Madrid			Salmonella, Enterococcus, Yersinia, Campylobacter, Tuberculosis, Paratuberculosis, Rickettsia, Chlamydiasis, Brucella, Avian Influenza, Toxoplasma, Leishmania	Ungulates, Passerifoms, Reptiles, Rodents, Lagomorphs, Raptors, Amphibians			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Bruce	Maclean	United Kingdom	HerpVet Services	Veterinary surgeon	BSc (VetSci) BVM&S (veterinary medicine)	Amphibian and reptile diseases	Amphibians, reptiles, invertebrates, fish	Veterinary surgeon treating all wildlife		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Anne Sofie	Vedsted Hammer	Denmark	University of Copenhagen	Associate professor	Pathologist, PhD	Pathology, infectious diseases	Carnivores, roe deer	Pathology, diagnostics, disease surveillance		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sonia	Vásquez-Morón	Spain	ISCIII			Rabies	Bats			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Christoph	Beiglböck	Austria	Research Institute of Wildlife Ecology			entire range of diseases, focus on vector-borne diseases, tularaemia, mycobacteriosis	ungulates, rodents, carnivores			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Javier	Juste	Spain	Estacion Biologico de Doñana (CSIC)			viruses	Bats			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Edgar	Brun	Norway	National Veterinary Institute							Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Reimar	Johne	Germany	Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR)			hepatitis E virus, hantavirus	wild boar, rodents			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Javier	Millan	Spain	Fundacio Natura Parc			helminths, arthropods, vector-borne diseases, infectious diseases	rabbit, hare, feral cat, mongoose, genet, pine marten, wildcat, carnivores, lagomorphs, gamebirds, partridge, wild goat	I am interested in abundant wild species as reservoir of diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Anna	Meredith	United Kingdom	University of Edinburgh			leptospira, coxiella burnetii, encephalitozoon cuniculi, RHDV	rodents, rabbits, foxes, birds	Studying the potential use of carnivores and scavengers as sentinels for new/emerging infectious diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Bjørnar	Ytrehus	Norway	National Veterinary Institute			bone- and joint diseases, tick-borne diseases, deer ked-related problems, general diagnostics	cervids, musk oxen, other mammals, birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Knut	Madslien	Norway	Norwegian Veterinary Institute	Head of wildlife health	DVM, PhD	Health surveillance, pathology, toxicology	Cervids, large carnivores, predatory birds	Chemical immobilisation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Caroline	Brojer	Sweden	National Veterinary Institute (SVA)			Avian influenza	Birds	Currently doing a PhD on avian influenza.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Antonio	Arenas	Spain	Animal Health Dept. University of Cordova			myxomatosis, RHD, bluetongue, mange,	deer, Spanish ibex, rabbits, wildfowl	control in the wild		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Karsten	Noeckler	Germany	Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR)			Trichinella, Leptospira, Brucella	wild boar, fox, raccoon dog			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Livia	Moscati	Italy	Istituto Zooprofilattico Umbria Marche			brucella, tularemia, toxoplasmosi, tubercolosi, leptospirosis,	deer, ungulates, rabbits			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alicia	Aranaz	Spain	Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, Dept Animal Health			tuberculosis, paratuberculosis, atypical mycobacterioses	deer, wild boars, foxes, lynx, birds,	exchange of information on control measures, strain characterisation, and zoonoses risk.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Kristof	Baert	Belgium	Research Institute for Nature and Forest				rodents, roe deer, wild boar, wild carnivores			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Richard (Dez)	Delahay	United Kingdom	Animal and Plant Health Agency	Wildlife biologist	PhD Zoology	Host behaviour and epidemiology, tuberculosis	badgers, mammals	Behaviour, ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Paul	Phipps	United Kingdom	Animal and Plant Health Agency	Senior scientist	Virology, Parasitology	WNV, USUV, Ticks, Tick borne disease	Wild birds	Vector borne diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Miklós	Gyuranecz	Hungary	SZIU Faculty of Veterinary Science, Department of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases			tularemia, brucella, avian pox,	brown hare, rodents, birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ivaylo	Chenchev	Bulgaria	National Diagnostic Veterinary Research Medical Institute			vector-borne diseases and West Nile fever	all species I work how to head of NRL or AHS and Viral Diseases of Horses	diagnostic methods] risk assesments for this diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Julio	Alvarez	Spain	Centro de Vigilancia Sanitaria Veterinaria (VISAVET) Facultad de Veterinaria, Universidad Complutense de Madrid			Tuberculosis, Paratuberculosis, Atypical mycobacteriosis, Brucellosis, Chlamydiasis, Rickettsia	ungulates, lagomorphs, rodents, birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Paul	Holmes	United Kingdom	Veterinary Laboratories Agency			Surveillance for wildlife disease	Any wild terrestrial vertebrate species that are submitted, mostly birds and mammals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Salvador	Mascarenhas	Portugal	Vetcondeixa lda			brucella, h5n1, leishmaniasis,	dolphins, fox, sea birds, small mammals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Colin	Birch	United Kingdom	Animal and Plant Agency	Lead statistician	PhD Plant-Fungi associations. Post-graduate diplomas in statistics and applied geospatial technology	Bovine tuberculosis, fungal diseases of plants	Badgers	Plant ecology, grazing ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Hendrik-Jan	Roest	The Netherlands	Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality	Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer	Veterinarian	Bacterial diseases, zoonoses, policy	Wild boar, sea mammals, ruminants	Not specific		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Mads	Bertelsen	Denmark	Copenhagen Zoo				deer, foxes, rodents, birds, bats, insectivores			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Artem	Metlin	Russia	Federal Centre for Animal Health			rabies	carnivores, rodents, bats	collaboration and joint projects on rabies		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Luis	León Vizcaíno	Spain	Veterinary Faculty. University of Murcia			abortive diseases (salmonellosis, chlamydophilosis, leptospirosis, brucellosis, Q fever, border disease) chronic diseases (paratuberculosis, pseudotuberculosis, pseudotuberculosis) sarcoptic mange botulism, yersiniosis, pasteurellosis sarcoptic mange	ungulates (spanish ibex, red deer, fallow deer, mouflon, wild boars) wild carnivores (iberian lynx, fox, others) wild waterfowls, small game especies (rabbit, hare, pastridge)			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Marta	Cerda-Cuellar	Spain	CReSA (Research Center in Animal Health) - IRTA	Researcher	PhD, microbiology	Bacterial zoonoses (Campylobacter, Salmonella, others)	Birds, ungulates (wild boars ad others)	Wildlife-livestock interface, molecular epidemiology, antimicrobial resistance		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Karl	Skirnisson	Iceland	Institute for Experimental Pathology, Keldur			parasites, diseases	mustelids, mice, rats, seals, reindeer, anseriform birds, rock ptarmigan			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sofia	Gersao	Portugal	Associao de Municipios da Beira Serra			brucelosis, tuberculosis, suine fever	Wild boar, wild rabbit, foxes, wild mammals (mustelids) and autoctonous bird species, such as eagles.			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tony	Sainsbury	United Kingdom	Zoological Society of London	Senior Lecturer in Wild Animal Health	Veterinarian	Conservation translocations, disease risk analysis, surveillance	All	Education		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Roni	King	Israel	Israel Nature and Parks Authority	Veterinarian	MSc Environmental Biology, DVM	rabies, distemper, FMD, CSF, AI, WNF,..	Canids, ibex, gazelle, wild boar, fruit bat ...	Immobilisation, reintroduction		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tom	Pennycott	United Kingdom	retired	retired	Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery	Avian pathology and parasitology	Avian species	Developing interest in identifying diet components of wild birds		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Marja	Isomursu	Finland	Finnish Food Authority	Senior researcher	DVM, PhD (ecology)	General wildlife disease surveillance, zoonoses, avian diseases	Birds, mammals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Maaike	Pietzsch	United Kingdom	Health Protection Agency			vectorborne diseases (of public health significance)				Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Paul	Tavernier	Belgium	Belgian Wildlife Disease Society (BWDS), WILDPAD	Vice-president of the BWDS, independent veterinary practician	Veterinary medicine, DVM	Avian blood parasites, diseases of birds and mammals in general	Birds, mammals	Avian cytology, basic pathology, health surveillance, first line clinical work		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Chantal	Reusken	the Netherlands	National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)			coronaviruses, hantaviruses, vector-borne diseases, flaviviruses	bats, rodents, insectivores			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Lorraine	McElhinney	United Kingdom	Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency			rabies, west nile virus, tick borne viruses, hantavirus, Ljungan virus	bats, cats, dogs, foxes, wild birds, rodents			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Michel	Gauthier-Clerc	Switzerland	Fondation du Parc Zoologique de La Garenne	Director of the Department of Agriculture	DVM, PhD	Interface of ecological health and biodiversity conservation	Mediterranian wetland species, polar species, Swiss species	Conservation/ Education		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Thierry	Boulinier	France	CNRS-Centre d'écologie fonctionelle et evolutive			Borrelia, ticks, Influenza	Seabirds, Kittiwake, Gulls, Puffin, Razorbill, Guillemot	I work with Ecology and Evolutionary issues		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Romain	Garnier	USA	Georgetown University	Postdoctoral fellow	DVM, PhD in ecology	Disease Ecology	Seabirds, bats, ungulates	Epidemiology, disease modelling		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sally	Cutler	United Kingdom	University of East London			Leptospira, Coxiella, Borrelia, Brucella, Rickettsia.	rodents, foxes and birds among others.			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ferran	Jori	France	CIRAD (Centre de Recherche Agronomique pour le Développement)			foot and mouth disease, African swine fever, leptospirosis, cryptosporidiosis, Bovine TB, Rift Valley Fever	wild pigs, ungulates, rodents	Emerging infectious diseases and zoonosis of tropical origin		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Karen	McCoy	France	GEMI UMR 2724 CNRS/IRD, Centre IRD			Borrelia sp	seabirds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Nicola	Ferrari	Italy	Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Milan	Assistant Professor	DVM, PhD	Parasite diseases	ungulates, rodents, lagomorpha, galliforms, foxes			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Dean	Konjevic	Croatia	Department for Game Biology, Pathology and Breeding, Veterinary Faculty University of Zagreb			vector-borne diseases, canine distemper	deer, wild boar, mustelids	Special interest in dental pathology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Thijs	Kuiken	The Netherlands	Erasmus University Medical Centre	Professor of Comparative Pathology	DVM, PhD, DACVP	Pathology, virology, pathogenesis, particularly influenza virus, lyssavirus, morbillivirus, herpesvirus	Wild birds and marine mammals, particularly ducks, cormorants, seals, and cetaceans	Emerging viral diseases in humans and domestic animals, originating from wildlifePathology, zoonoses		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Rosu	Ovidiu	Romania	Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Bucharest			rabies, TB, salmonella	bears, wolves, pelicans, ungulates	in this moment i'm attending the Conservation Medicine Module from the faculty of Viena, and next year i will retourn in Romania and try to work in the wildlife field. I intend by the end of the next year to organize a symposium regarding wildlife in Romania. Next year i also hope to start my PhD		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Relja	Beck	Croatia	University of Zagreb, Faculta of Veterinary Medicine, Department for Parasitology			Parasitic zoonoses, vector borne diseases and emerging zoonoses. Trichinella, Cryptosporidium/Giardia, Toxplasma gondii, Babesa, Leishmania	Rodents, foxes, wolves, wild boar, deer, roe deer	I have DNA from spleen from more than 500 wild animals		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Charalambos	Billinis	Greece	Laboratory of Microbiology and Parasitology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Thessaly			Bluetongue, West Nile fever, Encephalomyocarditis, circovirus, morbilliviruses, calicivirus, TSEs, paratuberculosis	rodents, hares, foxes, wild boars, birds, mustelids, dolphins			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Miriam	Maas	The Netherlands	National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)	Researcher	DVM, PhD	Zoonoses: rodent-borne diseases (e.g. leptospirosis, hantavirus), Echinococcus multilocularis, Francisella tularensis	Rodents, red foxes, raccoon dogs, other mammals	Interested in epidemiology and disease ecology of wildlife diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Erik	Agren	Sweden	National Veterinary Institute (SVA)	Head of wildlife section	Wildlife pathology, Dipl. ECVP, Dip ECZM (Wildlife Population Health)	Pathology	Nordic wildlife	Reindeer diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Gábor Á	Czirják	Germany	Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research	Research scientist	DVM, PhD, Dipl ECZM (Wildlife population health)	Wildlife immunology, host-parasite interactions	Bats, carnivores, rodents, birds	Conservation physiology, evolutionary ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Helen	Browning	Scotland	University of St Andrews (Sea Mammal Research Unit)			I am a PhD candidate studying the potential genetic and infectious aetiology of urogenital carcinoma in the California sea lion				Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Irene	Iglesias Martin	Spain	INIA-CISA	Postdoc	DVM, PhD	Epidemiology	Avian, swine	Surveillance, emerging diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Peter	Hostnik	Slovenia	VETERINARY FACULTY			RABIES	BATS, FOXES			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jelena	Maksimovi	Serbia	Scientific Institute of Veterinary Medicine of Serbia			rabies, classical swine fever, pseudorebies, bivine viral diarrhea, west nile fever, avian influenza,	foxes, wild hogs, wolves, badgers, deer, eg bats			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sara	Savic	Serbia	Scientific Veterinary Institute "Novi Sad"	Head of department for serology, immunology and biochemistry	Zoonotic and infectious diseases, PhD	Zoonotic and infectious diseases, vector borne diseases	deer, foxes, jackals	Vectors and vector borne pathogens of wildlife		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Raimundas	Lelesius	Lithuania	Veterinary Institute of Lithuanian Veterinary Academy			porcine circovirus, porcine parvovirus, pseudorabies, PRRS, classical swine fever	wild boars			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Rachael	Tarlinton	United Kingdom	University of Nottingham	Lecturer	BVSc, Phd (microbiology)	Virology	Marsupials, rodents, ruminants	Anything infectious disease and animal related really		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Antti	Oksanen	Finland	Finnish Food Authority	Research Professor	DVM, PhD	Parasitology	Arctic mammals, boreal species			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Carlos	Calvete	Spain	CITA	Researcher	PhD in Veterinary Sciences	Myxomatosis, rabbit haemorrhagic disease (RHD)	European wild rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	European wild rabbit management		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Joke	van der Giessen	The Netherlands	RIVM			rabies, vector borne diseases, trichinellosis, echinoccosis, toxoplasmosis, zoonotic wildlife diseases	rodents, bats, carnivores, deer, wild boar			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alfonso	Carbonero	Spain	Cordoba University			Bluetongue, myxomatosis, RHD (Rabbit haemorragic disease)	Deer, Spanish ibex, wildboar, rabbits			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Nasir	Sinanovic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Veterinary faculty University of Sarajevo			parasitic diseases, tuberculosis of deer...	ungulates, foxes			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tamas	Petrovic	Serbia	Scientific Veterinary Institute Novi Sad	Principal research fellow, Director deputy for research	DVM, MSc, PhD	Virology, epidemiology	wild boars, roe deer, red deer, bats, small rodents, vector insects	Environmental virology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Peter	Moore	United Kingdom	University of Cambridge				All aspects of zoonotic disease transmission			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jakub	Gawor	Poland	Institute of Parasitology of the Polish Academy of Sciences			parasitoses	foxes, horses, dogs, cats			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alex	Barlow	United Kingdom	Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency			tuberculosis, ljungan virus, hantavirus, tularemia, other wildlife zoonoses	deer, hares, foxes, rodents, bats, badgers			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Maja	Lukac	Croatia	Faculty of Veterinary medicine, University of Zagreb	Postdoctoral researcher, research associate	DVM, PhD	Emerging amphibian diseases, diseases of reptiles, zoonoses	Reptiles, amphibians, birds	Bacterial diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Marie	Moinet	New Zealand / France	Molecular Epidemiology and Public Health Laboratory (mEpiLab), Massey University	PhD candidate	Veterinary Science and Epidemiology, DVM, MSc VEPH	Zoonoses, rodent-borne diseases, tick-borne diseases, haemorrhagic fevers, lyssaviruses, rabies, leptospirosis, TBE, hantaviruses,anaplasmosis, tularemia, borreliosis	mammals, small carnivores, rodents, invasive species, bats, mustelids, european mink, american mink, stoat, pine marten, stone marten,common genet, red fox, house mouse, ship rat, Norway rat, bank vole, yellow-necked fieldmouse, hedgehog, roe deer, red deer, wild boar	Molecular epidemiology, disease ecology, conservation, invasive species management, wildlife-human-livestock interface, diease modelling		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Céline	Richomme	France	Anses	Scientific project manager	DVM, PhD Ecology	Epidemiology/control (currently especially tuberculosis)	Wild boar, badger, fox, deer	Ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Nora	Madani	France	ANSES - Animal Health Laboratory - Bacterial Zoonoses Unit			Tularaemia Anthrax	hare, rabbit, boar, rodents, ticks and other wild animals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Rosario	Cerrato	Spain	Universidad de Extremadura			Tuberculosis, brucella, viral diseases	ungulates			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Aleksija	Neimanis	Sweden	National Veterinary Institute (SVA)	Wildlife pathologist	BSc (Marine Biology), MSc (Zoology), DVM, MVetSci (Wildlife Health), Dipl ACVP (Anatomic Pathology)	Various (e.g. lagoviruses, botulism, marine mammal pathogens)	Temperate/northern wildlife, marine mammals	Pathology, zoology, marine biology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jacoba	Dongo	South Africa	DARDLEA	Specialist State Veterinarian	BVSc, MSc Veterinary Science	Brucellosis	African buffalo	Pathology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Franck	Boue	France	AFSSA - LERRPAS Nancy			echinoccosis, rabies, vector-borne diseases	Fox, Bats, Rodents, ungulates, stray dogs, ticks			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ursula	Höfle	Spain	Instituto de Investigación en Recursos Cinegéticos (CSIC- UCLM)	Research professor	Veterinary Medicine, DVM, PhD	Pathology, Avian Influenza, West Nile, Usutu and other Flaviviruses, Enterobacteria, Newcastle diseases, other infectious avian diseases	Wild birds: eagles, storks, ducks, magpies, passerines, etc.	Captive breeding, avian host ecology at the wildlife-domestic animal interface		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Juan Manuel	Blanco	Spain	Centro de Estudios de Rapaces Ibéricas			Aspergillosis, Salmonella, Assisted reproduction in endangered species.	Spanish Imperial eagle, golden eagle, Bonelli`s eagle, Eleonora's falcon, Peregrine falcon, birds of prey, Kakapo			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Kujtim	Mersini	Albania	National Veterinary Epidemiology Unit			Avian Influenza; Rabies; Bluetongue; Leishmaniasis; Classical Swine Fever	Wolfs; Foxes; Phlebotomus.spp; Culicoides.spp; Waterfowl;	In Albania the wildlife surveillance is established only for rabies disease and mostly focused on foxes, wolfs and occasionally in bats. For other diseases and the related susceptible wild species there is no surveillance in place. Opportunistic investigations are initiated after outbreaks in domestic animals. Due to this situation any help is appreciated!		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Julien	Cappelle	France	CIRAD-ES AGIRs			influenza virus, newcastle disease virus, flavivirus,	birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Caroline	Millins	United Kingdom	Veterinary Laboratories Agency				A variety of avian and mammalian wildlife submitted for emerging infectious disease surveillance and poisoning investigation.			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alen	Slavica	Croatia	Veterinary Faculty			leptospirosis, rabies, tuberculosis, brucellosis, vector-borne diseases, zoonozes	wild boar, red fox, red deer, fallow deer, roe deer, mouflon, brown bear, wolf, lynx, brown hare, feather game	Would like to share information with others specialists and try to organized regional 'net-mapping' of WREDZ.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Suzanne	Bastian	France	National College for Veterinary and Food Science - Oniris			Babesia, Theileria, Anaplasma, tick-borne diseases, Salmonella, Chlamydophila	Roe deer, Red deer, Sacred Ibis, anatids	influence of habitat, landscape structure and vertebrate host contact structure on microbial communities in host populations.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Christiane	Riedel	United Kingdom	University of Oxford			rabies, pestiviruses	canids, ungulates	molecular biology, electron microscopy		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Vincent	Bourret	United Kingdom	University of Cambridge			Influenza	Aquatic birds	Interested in cross-species circulation of Influenza viruses		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Andrew	Brownlow	United Kingdom	Scottish Agricultural College			Brucella, Salmonella, parasitic diseases, poisoning	Marine mammals, wild birds	Manages the cetacean stranding investigation project in Scotland		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sarah	Perkins	United Kingdom	Cardiff University			TBE, salmonella, helminths	rodents, mice, voles			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Luis	Muñoz	Spain	Universidad de Salamanca			Tularemia, Hantavirus	Wild rodents occasionally	Animal facility manager		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Nicola	Pussini	USA	NOAA			rabies, plague, mokeypox, leptospirosis, salmonella, west nile, avian influenza, chronic wasting disease,...	bats, prairie dogs, black footet ferrets, cranes, phocids, otariids, cetacean, penguins, ...	Living betwen US and Italy		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alina	Evans	Norway	Högskolen i Hedmark			physiology, anesthesia, conservation medicine	large carnivores and wild ruminants			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alix	Ortega	France	Réserve Africaine de Sigean	Veterinarian	Doctorate	Medicine, surgery of wild animal conservation	Conservation	Ecotourism		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Michael	Zigler	Canada	Zigler Veterinary Consulting	Owner	DVM, MSc International Animal Health	Infectious diseases and Zoonoses	Arctic and African species	Data collection and analysis, modeling, spatial		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ivonne	Cassaigne	Mexico	UNAM			Rabies and distemper	Puma (puma concolor), pecari (Pecari tajacu),coyote (Canis latrans). Besides those, although not for the rabies research, I regularly work with bighorn sheep, pronghorn, deer and other species.	Im specially interested in identifying factors associated with epizootics and disease dynamics.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Delores	Gockowski	USA	North Ridge Veterinary Svc LLC			Interest in all wildlife diseases and transmission	Wildlife in general	Current interest in moose, bobcat and bear with secondary interest in cervids, canids (foxes, coyotes/wolves) and lagomorphs.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Eva	Warns-Petit	France	French Veterinary Services in Ile-et-Vilaine	Food hygiene department	PhD epidemiology, MSc Wild Animal Health, DVM	Wildlife disease surveillance	European free ranging wildlife	Regulations for wildlife in captivity		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
John	Lewis	United Kingdom	Wildlife Vets International	Veterinary Director	Wildlife health: MA, VetMB, PhD, DipECZM	Diseases of carnivores	Felidae	Field anaesthesia		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Andrea	Gröne	The Netherlands	Department of Pathobiology			various	various			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Lucy	Robertson	Norway	Norwegian University of Life Sciences	Professor	Parasitology, PhD	Parasites, particularly zoonoses	All			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Miriam	Pfaeffle	Germany	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Zoology, Department of Parasitology and Ecology			vector-borne diseases, tick-borne diseases, Borrelia spp., TBE-Virus, Rickettsia spp....	rodents, small mammals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Claudia	Schulz	Germany	University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Institute for Parasitology & Research Center for Emerging Infections and Zoonoses	PostDoc	Virology, Parasitology, Epidemiology	Vector-borne viruses, epizootic and emerging diseases, zoonoses, peste des petits ruminants virus, bluetongue virus, schmallenberg virus, bunyamwera virus, tick-borne encephalitis	South American camelids, wild boar, ruminants, reptiles, ticks, mosquitoes, biting midges	Experimental infection, field study, host-pathogen-environment interaction		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Melanie	Oesterwind	France	Marineland Antibes	Veterinarian	Veterinary Medicine	Captive wildlife, rescue animals, diagnostics, treatment, prevention	Elasmobranchs, marine mammals, birds, reptiles, teleosts, terrestrial mammals	Nutrition, behaviour, habitat, enrichment		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Manuel	Weber	Mexico	Ecosur- El Colegio de la Frontera Sur			Parasites, lyme, rabies, distemper, leptospira	Mammals, reptiles in particular deer, marsupials, felids, crocodiles, turtles.	Wildlife disease ecologist, veterinarian		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Antonia	Dalziel	United Kingdom	ZSL							Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sascha	Knauf	Germany	German Primate Center	Sceintist	DVM, PhD	Spirochetes, bacterial diseases	Primates, marsupials, lagomorphs, carnivores	One Health, ecohealth, disease reservoirs		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Richard	Kock	United Kingdom	Royal Veterinary College	Professor Wildlife Health and Emerging Diseases	MA VET MB VET MD MRCVS	Various- viruses (morbillivirus), bacteria (pasteurella, anthrax)	Large mammals, mostly ungulates	Conservation, immobilisation, translocation, wildlife livestock interface and zoonoses		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
James	OKeeffe	Ireland	Department of Agriculture, Food and The Marine			Tuberculosis	Badgers principally, deer	My unit is responsible for running a population control program that is designed to manage badger densities in areas where persistent "hot spots" of bovine tuberculosis have been linked/associated epidemiologically with locally over-abundant badger populations.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Kristin	Mansfield	USA	Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife			all	all except fish and marine mammals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Mirjam	Pewsner	Switzerland	Evolutionsbiologie und Umweltwissenschaften, Universität Zurich				ungulates			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Malin	Rokseth Reiten	Norway	Norwegian Veterinary Institute	Pathologist/researcher	DVM PhD	Wildlife pathology, general wildlife disease surveillance	Mammals and birds	Prion diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tiggy	Grillo	Australia	Wildlife Health Australia	National coordinator	Veterinary Medicine, PhD in Parasitology	All	All	All		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Lea	Tummeleht	Estonia	Department of Infectious Diseases, Institute of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences, Estonian University of Life Sciences			vector-borne diseases	birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Elina	Asbjer	Sweden	National Veterinary Institute (SVA)							Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Janeen	Junaid	Canada	.					Presently working on a Masters of Vet Sci in Conservation Medicine with the University of Edinburgh. I would like to be included in info sharing and progress made in Surveillance of emerging diseases and in the future, get involved!		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Madis	Leivits	Estonia	Estonian University of Life Sciences/Estonian Fund for Nature			various	All native free ranging wild animals, mostly birds and protected species	Wildlife veterinarian, lecturing in wildlife medicine and researching on different topics related to wild animal health		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Louise	Allmark	England	Royal Veterinary College			yersinia	primates			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Garnett	Hall	Australia	Northern Australia Quarantine Strategy			foot and mouth, surra, swine influenza, classical swine fever, rabies	pigs, horses, birds, buffalo, cattle, dogs, cats	The Northern Australia Quarantine Strategy is responsible for the surveillance and detection of the incursion of exotic diseases across Australia's northern coastline. This includes diseases such as foot and mouth, surra, swine influenza, classical swine fever, rabies and many more. NAQS conducts surveys of feral and domestic animal species, including pigs, horses, birds, buffalo, cattle, dogs and cats.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Anne Margrete	Urdahl	Norway	Norwegian Veterinary Institute, Norwegian Zoonoses Centre			all zoonoses				Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Berit Tafjord	Heier	Norway	Norwegian Veterinary Institute			All zoonoses				Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Yvonne	Nadler	USA	Peotone Animal Hospital			WNV, herpes, avian influenza, ungulate TB	many species of captive and free ranging wildlife			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Patrick	McDonough	USA	Cornell University			Salmonella, Brucella, Lyme, Mycobacterium, Campylobacter, Yersinia, Francisella, Anthrax, Plague, Dermatophilus, Erysipelothrix, botulism, White Nose Syndrome, E. coli STEC, Listeria, Leptospira, Helicobacter	rodents, deer, foxes, coyotes, cervidae, beaver, migratory waterfowl, songbirds, bats	I work in a large, non-commercial veterinary diagnostic surveillance; our caseload originates from throughout the USA, Canada, and the Caribbean		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Carlos	Das Neves	Norway	Norwegian Veterinary Institute			vector-borne diseases; herpesvirus infections (IBR, MCF etc...); mycoplasma; pestivirus	reindeer, moose, red deer, roe dear, muskox, seals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Vengust	Gorazd	Slovenia	Universityof Ljubljana, Veterinary Faculty, Institute for pathology, wildlife, fish and bees			General disease surveillance (pathology): vector-borne disease, parasites, tuberculosis, hepatitis, rabies, aujeszky disease, klasical swine fever, .......	wild boar, deer, fox, chamois, mouflon, hare, carnivores, ......			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Shahid	Nazir	Ethiopia	School of Veterinary Medicine,Wollo University Ethiopia			Salmonella, Tetrameres, Gout, Hematology, Avian Tuberculosis	Wild ducks, Pigeons,			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tariku Jibat	Beyene	The Netherlands	Wageningen University			Rabies, brucella	foxes, dogs, ..			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Cheng-Ching	Chiu	Taiwan (R.O.C.)	National Chiayi University			Avian pox	Small passerine			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Lydia	Franklinos	United Kingdom	IOZ							Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tatiana	Cavero	Spain	Al Ain Zoo			mycoplasma, salmonella, toxoplasma, brucella, capripox,	Avian, carnivores, reptiles, ungulates	we work keeping the health of the collection, mainly with those with high impact on the population and those notifiable ones plus those diseases which can affect our breeding programmes		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Hetty	Koppenaal	The Netherlands	GGD	Public health infectious diseases MD	Master of Public Health	Zoonoses, AMR	Bats, hare, sealife	Communicable diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Hayley	de Ronde	United Kingdom	Let's Talk Pets			Previously worked with TB and Prion. However, I have a special interest in Borrelia and co-infections (Bartonella, Babesia etc)	Previous zoo keeper (Chimps, lesser primates, Hyeana, Serval, Fossa, Meerkats, Otters, Birds of prey) and animal technician (Rodents) now working with exotic pets (Micro-pigs, Foxes, Meerkats, Skunks, Raccoons, Raccoondogs, Coatimundi, Kinkajou, Servals/Savannahs)	I am also part of Beastwatch UK, investigating cryptid sightings here in the UK.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Johanna	Baily	United Kingdom	Institute of Aquaculture			Campylobacter, Salmonella, Toxoplasma, Listeria, Brucella	Fish, Grey seals, Harbour seals, cetaceans			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ana	Franco	Portugal & UK	IGC & LSHTM							Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Krysten	Schuler	USA	Cornell University	Wildlife Disease Ecologist	Wildlife Disease, MS, PhD	Chronic wasting disease, lead poisoning	Deer, moose, bears, bald eagles, other terrestrial avian and mammalian species	Risk assessment,communication		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Edouard	Reveillaud	France				Tuberculosis	Badgers, wild boar, wild ungulates	I am the coordinator of the french network on TB surveillance in wildlife		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sophia	Papageorgiou	USA	University of California Davis	Field veterinarian and epidemiologist	DVM MPVM PhD	Infectious, zoonotic, vector-borne diseases	African species, reindeer, bears, wolves, felids	Conservation, ecosystem health		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Roi	Lapid	Israel	Hai park zoo, Israel wildlife disease surveillance (IWDS)			rabies, leishmania, FMD, WNV and others	wild herbivores, wild canids, primates and more			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sébastien	Lambert	United Kingdom	Royal Veterinary College	Postdoctoral Research Associate	DVM, MSc, PhD	Bovine tuberculosis, Border Disease virus, Brucellosis	Roe deer, Pyrenean Chamois, Alpine ibex	Infectious diseases epidemiology; eco-epidemiology; ecology of infectious diseases: mathematical modelling		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Patricia	Tavares Santos	Portugal	Direção-Geral de Alimentacão e Veterinária							Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jorge Ramón	López Olvera	Spain	Wildlife Ecology & Health Group, Servei d'Ecopatologia de Fauna Salvatge (SEFaS), Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona	Assistant teacher	Veterinary medicine (DVM), PhD	Pestivirus, bluetongue, infectious keratoconjunctivitis, sarcoptic mange, other ungulate diseases	Autochtonous wild ungulates (chamois, Iberian ibex, wild boar, red deer, roe deer) mainly, but also introduced ungulates (mouflon), birds and carnivores	Wildlife capture and handling, stress, healtrh surveillance, one health, shared diseases, zoonoses, population assessment and monitoring, population dynamics, citizen science, ornithology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Antonio	Lavazza	Italy	Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale della Lombardia e dell'Emilia Romagna (IZSLER)	Pro Tempore Head of the Virology Unit	Veterinary medicine, specialist in avian and rabbit management and pathology	Lagomorph diseases (myxomatosis, RHD, EBHS), vector-borne viral diseases, avian influenza and other wild birds viral diseases, viral diseases of wild boars and ungulates		Laboratory diagnosis, monitoring and control programs, health surveillance		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Becki	Lawson	United Kingdom	Institute of Zoology, Zoological Society of London	Research Fellow	veterinary medicine, MA, VetMB, MSc, PhD, Dip ECZM, MRCVS	Infectious and non-infectious diseases	Amphibians, garden birds, birds of prey, hedgehogs, reptiles	Health surveillance, citizen science		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Geoffrey	Foster	Scotland	SRUC	Microbiologist	PhD Microbiology	Diagnostic microbiology, brucellosis, novel bacteria	Marine mammals, avian, terrestrial mammals	Zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Darren	Docherty	Scotland	Glenalbyn Veterinary Services	Veterinarian	BVMS MSc MVetSci PgC (EAS) MRCVS	MSc (Quantitative methods in biodiversity, conservation and epidemiology), MVetSci (Conservation Medicine)	Epidemiology and Wildlife Medicine	Many years involved in wildlife medicine and rehabilitation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Katharina	Seilern-Moy	United Kingdom	Institute of Zoology, ZSL	Wildlife veterinarian, Research associate	PhD Conservation Medicine	Disease surveillance, EEHV	British garden wildlife, Asian elephants	Citizen Science		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Vicky	Wilkinson	Australia	University of Tasmania	PhD student	Veterinary Medicine (BVetMed)	PhD student studying sarcoptic mange in free-living bare-nosed wombats; wildlife disease surveillance; conservation medicine; pathology; epidemiology; disease ecology	UK wildlife; marsupials	Citizen science		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Chris	Walzer	Austria / USA	Vetmed Univ. Vienna / Wildlife Conservation Society	Univ. Prof., Head Conservation Medicine Unit / Exec. Director WCS Wildlife Health Program	Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Med.Vet. Univ. Prof. DECZM (wph)	PPRv, Ebola, mange, eco-immunology, field diagnostics	Alpine wildlife, equids, rhinos	Capture and anaesthesia, EU granting, teaching		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Magdalena	Larska	Poland	National Veterinary Reseasrch Institute	associate professor	Veterinary medicine	Virology, emerging diseases, arboviruses, infectious diseases, epidemiology	wild ruminants	endangered species		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Landry	Riba	Andorra	Government of Andorra	Director of the Department of Agriculture	Veterinary Medicine, DVM	Ungulates diseases, carnivores diseases, avian diseases	Mountain ungulates, carnivores, birds	Cohabitation between wild and domestic species, surveillance networks management		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Simona	Zoppi	Italy	IZS PLV	DVM, permanent staff	Animal health, DVM	Tuberculosis, brucellosis, poisoning	Wild carnivores, wild ungulates	Infectious disease, gross pathology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Laura	Stancampiano	Italy	University of Bologna; Società Italiana di Ecopatologia della Fauna	Researcher	DVM, specialisation in Veterinary Public Health	Parasite ecology and epidemiology	Mainly mammals	Population models, statistics, conservation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Xavier	Fernandez Aguilar	Spain	Wildlife Ecology and Health Group, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona		Degree in Veterinary Medicine, PhD	Wildlife-livestock-human interface in general. Infectious keratoconjunctivitis, pestivirus, toxoplasmosis, bronchopneumonia and other ungulate diseases	Ungulates (especially wild mountain ungulates), carnivores and rodents	Surveillance, ecology, health and nutritional indexes		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Carlo Vittorio	Citterio	Italy	Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale delle Venezie	Veterinary Officer	Veterinary Medicine, PhD	Parasitic diseases of wild ungulates, diseases of alpine wild ruminants, sarcoptic mange, terrestrial rabies eradication, diseases of wild carnivores.	Alpine wild ruminants, red fox, other wild carnivores, wild boar	Disease epidemiology, surveillance and early detection in wild mammals; wildlife-livestock-human interface; zoonoses related to wildlife; wildlife disease risk analysis; parasite ecology; host-parasite relationship; game meat hygiene and safety		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Luca	Rossi	Italy	Dept. Veterinary Sciences, University of Torino	Full Professor	DVM, Veterinary Medicine	Outbreak diseases, scabies	Ruminants and carnivores	Counts, population dynamics, chemical and mechanical captures		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Luigi	Esposito	Italy	Dept. Veterinary Medicine and Animal Production, University of Napoli Federico II	Researcher-Professor	Wildlife management, 1st and 2nd level University degree, Master 1st and 2nd level	Interrelationships between wild animals vs domestics	Wild mammals	Agro-ecosystem		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Roberta	Moriano	Italy	University of Turin	Student	Veterinary Medicine	Parasitology	Ungulates, carnivores	Conservation medicine		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Philippe	Gourlay	France	Oniris Wildlife Health Centre	Head vet	DVM, PhD Epidemiology	Avian diseases	Birds, small mammals	Ecology, risk analysis		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Graham	Smith	United Kingdom	Animal and Plant Agency	Lead scientist	Mammalogy	Rabies, bovine TB, contingency planning	All mammals, but especially foxes, badgers, deer, wild boar	Distributions, modelling, contingency planning, risk analysis		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tomasz	Podgórski	Poland	Mammal Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences	Research associate	PhD in biology	African Swine Fever	Ungulates, wild boar	Wildlife management, applied ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sanatana	Soilemetzidou	Germany	Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research	PhD candidate	Veterinarian	Emerging diseases, conservation medicine	Wild equids	Conservation medicine, diseases, welfare		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Pier Giuseppe	Meneguz	Italy	Dipartimento di Scienze Veterinarie	Professor	PhD	Parasitic diseases	Ungulates, Lagomorphs	Capture and translocation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Raffaele	Turvani	Italy	Facoltà de Medicina Veterinaria Torino	Veterinary Doctor	DVM	Parasites	Birds, mammals	Ecology and conservation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Julie	Riviere	France	Alfort National Veterinary School	Teacher-Researcher	PhD	Epidemiology, all infectious diseases	All	Epidemiology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Javier	Sánchez Romano	Norway	The Arctic University of Norway	PhD Candidate	Infection Biology	Virology / IKC	Reindeer			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Anja	Reckendorf	Germany	Institute for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife Research, University of Veterinary Medicine, Hannover, Foundation	ECZM Wildlife Population Health Resident	Veterinarian	Aquatic	Marine mammals	Conservation, anthropogenic threats and impacts, climate change, spatial distribution, behaviour		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Mario	Chiari	Italy	Lombardi Regiona	Contact person for wildlife disease health	DVM, PhD, ECZM Wildlife Population Health speciality graduate	Epidemiology of wildlife disease	Wild boar, hare, roe deer, red deer	Hunting activity, field work with collaboration of hunters, training courses for hunters related to wildlife management and diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jolianne	Rijks	The Netherlands	Dutch Wildlife Health Centre	Researcher	Veterinary Medicine, PhD, DipECZM (Wildlife Population Health)	Infectious and non-infectious diseases	Vertebrates	Wildlife population health, disease surveillance/management/ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sophie	Labrut	France	LABOCEA	Veterinarian	DESV in veterinary anatomic pathology	Infectious and tumoral diseases	Fish	Marine mammals		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Emmanuelle	Gilot-Fromont	France	VetAgro Sup	Professor	PhD, epidemiology	Toxoplasma, Brucella, Pestivirus, Mycobacterium,..	Ungulates, rodents, wild boar, carnivores	Epidemiology, immunoecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Paolo	Bonilauri	Italy	ISZLER	Biologist	Molecular biology	Arbovirus	Species reservoir of arbovirus, zoonotic	arbovirus		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ana	Vale	Ireland	Institute of Technology Sligo	Lecturer	Microbiology, DVM, MVS, PhD	Microbiology, antimicrobial resistance	Marine mammals	Conservation medicine		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Steve	Smith	United Kingdom	Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital	Veterinary surgeon	Veterinary BVetMed, MRCVS	Wildlife casualties	Avian	Emergency care, management, dispensing, legislation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jørn	Våge	Norway	Norwegian Veterinary Institute	Researcher wildlife health and CWD coordinator	DVM, PhD, Biology (bSc)	CWD, all	Cervids, muskox, all	Population biology, teleanaesthesia, telemetrics		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Barbara	Vogler	Switzerland	Department for poultry and rabbit diseases, Institute for veterinary bacteriology, Vetsuisse Faculty, University of Zurich	Veterinary assistant	Veterinarian, doctorate	One health, infectious diseases, birds	One health, birds, infectious diseases	Conservation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Helle	Bernstorf Hydeskov	United Kingdom	Nottingham Trent University	PhD student	MSc, DVM, MVetMed, DipECZM (Wildlife population health),MRCVS	Wildlife population health; interested in how infectious and non-infectious diseases affect wildlife populations	All taxa, currently working with brown bears and corvids	One Health		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Rosario	Volpe	Belgium	University of Liège	PhD position	DVM, PhD in progress	Bacteriology, mycobacteriosis, histopathology, virology, parsitology		Forensics, Epidemiology, Zoonoses, Teleanesthesia		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Amandine	Gamble	France	CEFE CNRS	Postdoc	PhD eco-epidemiology, DVM	Ecology	Serology, population ecology			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Mark J.	Hoyer	The Netherlands	Veterinary ad Immobilization Advice Bureau VIA	Veterinarian / Director	Vet. science, DVM	TBC / Equine and ruminant diseases / Tickborne diseases	Tapirs, European bison, hoof stock, carnivores	Immobilisation, anesthesia, translocation of wildlife		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sophie	Roelandt	Belgium	DAP Venning	Head veterinarian	PhD veterinary epidemiology	Wildlife epidemiology and statistics	All species	Tele immobilisation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Annika	Posautz	Austria	Research Intitute of Wildlife Ecology	Wildlife pathologist	Pathology, DVM	Wildlife diseases, pathology	Lagomorphs	Amyloid		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Marta	Valldeperes	Spain	Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona	PhD student	DVM, MSc. Wildlife Medicine (Health), Management and Ecology	Wildlife health/medicine, management, ecology	Global ecology, global warming, pollution and relationship human-wildlife			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Marcus	Fähndrich	Germany	Institute for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife Research, University of Veterinary Medicine, Hannover, Foundation	Doctoral candidate	Veterinarian	Infectious and neoplastic diseases	Marine mammals, European brown hare	Conservation, anthropogenic threats and impacts, climate change, spatial distribution, behaviour		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jasmine	Stavenow	Sweden	National Veterinary Institute (SVA)	Wildlife biologist	MSc Ecology and Conservation Biology	Ecology and conservation biology	Large terrestrial carnivores, marine mammals, grey seal	Population and behavioural ecology, conservation and genetics		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ana	Balseiro	Spain	University of Léon	Lecturer and researcher	Doctor in Veterinary Medicine	Pathology, epidemiology, control measures	brown bear, badger, wolf, wild boar, deer, amphibians	Amphibian diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Samoa	Zürcher	Switzerland	Centre for Fish and Wildlife Health (FIWI)	Deputy of head diagnostic	Dr.med.vet., PhD	Diseases of wild carnivores, ungulates and birds; pathology	Mammals, birds	Health surveillance		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Stéphanie	Desvaux	France	ONCFS	Research officer	Veterinary epidemiology, MSc-PhD	Surveilllance of animal diseases	Tuberculosis	HPAI		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ming-shan	Tsai	United Kingdom	University of Oxford	PhD student	Zoology	Disease ecology	Reptiles, amphibians, carnivores	Wildlife conservation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tomasso	Del Prete	Italy	Ospedale Veterinario San Michele	Veterinary	Veterinary	Diagnosis and treatment of polytraumatised wolves and other species, anesthesia of wolves for MRI, radiographic studies and surgeries	Wolves	Anesthesia of other species. Improving emergency medicine knowledge		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Rozenn	Le Net	France	Pôle EVAAS, VetAgro Sup	Project officer	Veterinarian, DVM, MSc	Pathology	Mostly birds, mammals, fish	Wildlife health surveillance		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Hernan	Argibay	Spain	None	None	DVM, PhD, Biology	Neotropical mammals disease, zoonotic and emerging infectious diseases	Neotropical mammals, primates, bats, rodents, opossums	conservation, landscape ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sylvain	Larrat	France	Independent consultant- EVAAS - U de M	Veterinarian	DV DES MSc Dipl ACZM	Health assessment, Necropsy, Medicine and Surgery, Zoonoses	All taxa	Surveillance, Prioritization of		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Simone	Pisano	Switzerland	Centre for Fish and Wildlife Health (FIWI), University of Bern	ECZM-WPH resident, doctoral student	Veterinary Medicine, Med.Vet.	Sarcoptic mange	Red fox, Eurasian lynx, common frog, common toad	GIS, citizen science, immobilisation, pathology, translocation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jacques	Godfroid	Norway	UIT, Arctic University of Norway	Professor	DVM,MSc,PhD	Brucellosis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex	Wild boar,marine mammals, African buffalo	Ecology of wildlife diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Gregorio	Mentaberre	Spain	Wildlife Ecology and Health Group, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona(UAB), Universitat de Lleida (UdL-ETSEA)	Lecturer-Researcher	DVM, PhD	Shared diseases, tuberculosis, sarcoptic mange, Q-fever,caseous lymphadenitis, trichinellosis, tick-borne diseases	Ungulates	Health surveillance, One Health, capture and handling techniques, population management, social determinants and welfare related issues		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Denny	Maaz	Germany	Federal Institute for Risk Assesment	PostDoc	Dr.rer.nat., Dipl.Biol.	Foodborne zoonoses, parasitology	Game, farm game, game birds, rodents , insectivores	Contaminants		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Carl	Gremse	Germany	University of Applied Sciences Eberswalde, Department for Wildlife Biology, Management and Hunting Practice	Scientist	Dr. rer. nat.	Zoonoses	Ungulates, Ursidae, Canidae	Wildlife Management		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Hugo	Sentenac	France	Toulouse INP ENSAT	PhD student	Epidemiology, DVM, MSc	Amphibian chytridiomycosis, Ranvirosis	Amphibians	Avian malari, Ebola, DFTD, White-nose syndrome, invasive species		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sara	Kophamel	Australia	James Cook University	PhD candidate	Veterinary Medicine (Masters degree level)	Expertise in exotic animal medicine and sea turtle medicine	Expertise in exotic pets and sea turtles. Interested in all wildlife species	Expertise in the development of diagnostic tools for wildlife health assessments in the field. Interested in conservation issues in general.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Maria Teresa	Gómez-Muñoz	Spain	University Complutense of Madrid	Full Professor	Veterinary, DVM, PhD	Trichomonosis, Leishmaniosis, parasites, Giardia, Blastocystis	Birds, Mammals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Giulia	Roncon	Italy	University of Tasmania	Veterinarian	PhD Veterinary Medicine					Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ane Sophie	Rosier	Congo	Animalia	Veterinarian	Doctor	CERTIFAUNE	Marine mammals			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Chloë	Le Gall - Ladevèze	France	Ecole Nationale Vétérinaire de Toulouse, UMR IHAP	PhD student	Veterinary epidemiology,DVM MSc	Tuberculosis, avian influenza, avian mycoplasma	Wild boar, birds	Wild/domestic interface, human/wildlife coexistence		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Claire	Cayol	Sweden	SLU	Postdoctoral researcher	DVM, MSc, PhD, Veterinary Science, Ecology	Eco-epidemiology, disease ecology, vector-borne diseases (ticks)	Wild rodents, commensal rodents	Epidemiology, infectious diseases, evolutionary ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Naomi	Terrière	Belgium	WWF Belgium	Program Manager - Veterinarian	Veterinary medicine - Conservation medicine	Broad	Large Carnivores	Human-wildlife conflict		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Nhu	Van Thu	Vietnam	FAO Vietnam	National wildlife coordinator	Veterinary medicine	Wildlife disease surveillance	Wildlife conservation	Zoonoses		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Francisca	Astorga	Chile	UDLA	Academic/ researcher	Veterinary, PhD	Ecology of diseases	Invasive species	Rehabilitation, human dimension		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Aitor Garcia	Vozmediano	Italy	University of Turin	PhD student	Veterinary sciences	Zoonoses	Tick-borne zoonoses and parasites	Ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Magda	Sindičić	Croatia	Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Zagreb	Assistant professor, Head of department	PhD, DVM	General wildlife disease monitoring, parasitology	mammals, especially carnivores	conservation genetics		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Kevin	Morelle	Belgium / Germany	Max Planck Institute for Animal Behaviour	Postdoc	PhD Animal Ecology	ASF	Wild boar	Movement ecology, social network, spatial modeling		Name(required) Email(required) Website Message Submit [contact-field label="Email" type="email"
Laura	Grassi	Italy	University of Padua	PhD student	Veterinary Medicine	Infectious diseases	Ungulates, rodents, migrating birds, birds of prey, carnivores	Tic-borne diseases, zoonosis		Name(required) Email(required) Website Message Submit [contact-field label="Email" type="email" placeholder="Your Email Address" required="true"
Nelson	Marreros	Switzerland	none	None	DVM	Shared diseases, macroparasites, tuberculosis, leptospirosis	Large terrestrial mammals	Epidemiology, laboratory diagnostic		Name(required) Email(required) Website Message Submit [contact-field label="Email" type="email" placeholder="Your Email Address" required="true"/][contact-field label="Question" type="name" required="true"
Andrea	Miller	Norway	Norwegian Institute for Nature Research	Veterinarian / researcher	Bachelor wildlife biology, DVM, PhD	Echinococcus multilocularis (PhD); parasitology; transmission ecology and pathology of diseases	Arctic fox (veterinarian responsible for Norway's arctic fox breeding and release program). Exotic animal medicine (one year internship). Interest in aquarium fish (continuing education in fish medicine)	Board member of Scandinavian-Baltic Society for Parasitology. Responsible for animal welfare of wildlife used in research. Wildlife immobilisation.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alberto	Casado Gomez	Spain	Scott Veterinary Clinic	Associate veterinarian	Veterinary Surgeon, MSc Wild Animal Health	Biosecurity, Zoo animal medicine	Reptiles, birds	Wildlife conservation, Education		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Philip	Breslin	Ireland	Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine	Head Wildlife Unit - Ruminant Animal Health Division	Veterinary - Post graduate	Tuberculosis in badgers	Badger ecology and behaviour, Deer population and farm interaction	Camera trapping, Perturbation from major infrastructural projects		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Tamara	Szentivanyi	United States / Hungary	Northern Arizona University	postdoctoral	PhD	Bacterial pathogens, fungi, vectors	Bats, diptera, nycteribiidae, siphonaptera, polyctenidae	Parasite ecology, disease ecology, disease surveillance		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Giulia	Graziosi	Italy	University of Bologna	PhD student	DVM	Epidemiological surveys, Infectious diseases, Zoonosis, Avian Influenza	Wild birds			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Aneira	Williams	United Kingdom	RVC	MSc student	Wildlife biology and conservation, MSc.	Diseases of tropical species, genetics, ecosystem health	Expedition field biologist, rescue and rehabilitation	Echolocation surveys and bat box checks and trapping		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Sanna	Titus	United Kingdom, Sweden	RVC	MSc student	ildlife biology, MSc. candidate	Epidemiology, response, surveillance, control, monitoring	Mammals, marine, apex predators	Ethology, genetics, welfare, conservation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Catarina	Domingues Neto Silva	Portugal	WWF	Volunteer	Veterinary medicine	Zoonosis, Public Health, Epidemiology, Vector-borne diseases	Wild mammals, bird species	Recently graduated in veterinary medicine (university of Evora, Portugal) and would love to collaborate in research projects related to wildlife and OneHealth		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Stéphanie	Borel	Switzerland	Centre for Fish and Wildlife Health, University of Bern	Doctoral student	Med. Vet	Wildlife care and rehabilitation	Wildlife pathology	Wildlife conservation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ezequiel	Hidalgo Hermoso	Chile	Buin Zoo	Head of Conservation and Research	DVM	Infectious diseases (mainly bacterial, viral, protozoal). Surveillance. Emerging diseases in livestock interface.	Mamals (mainly carnivores and ungulates)	Conservation, Health management, Vaccination in endangered species.		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Lucie	Lemière	France	Vetagro-Sup	Student	Final year of veterinary studies, 2nd year master's student in wildlife ecology	General	Mammals, especially carnivores	Interested in anaesthesia, reproduction, ecophysiology and conservation in general		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
James	Aegerter	United Kingdom	Animal and Plant Health Agency	Wildlife disease ecologist	PhD	Lyssaviruses and generic modelling	Bats, boar	Modeling populations, movement and epizootiological projections		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Paolo	Tizzani	France	OIE	Veterinary epidemiologist	Veterinary medicine, PhD	Parasite / infectious disease ecology	Ungulates, Lagomorphs, Galliformes			Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Alonso	Aguirre	USA	Warner College of Natural Resources, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523	Dean	Conservation Medicine, One Health, DVM,PhD	Wildlife epidemiology, outbreak investigations	Sea turtles, marine mammals, wild birds	Wildlife-domestic animal-human interface		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Jacinto	Gomes	Portugal	Instituto Nacional de Investigação Agrária e Veterinária	Researcher	PhD in Veterinary Sciences	Parasitology and surveillance	Mammals (Canidae, Herpestidae, others), Birds (Accipitiformes, Strigiformes, others)	Surveillance, molecular and serological diagnosis of wildlife diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Anna	Fagre	USA	Bat Health Foundation	Co-founder and Chief operating officer	Wildlife disease ecology; PhD, DVM, MPH	Pathogen surveillance, One Health, zoonoses	Bats	Epidemiology, public health, diagnostics with a focus on molecular techniques		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Leonor N.	Camacho Sillero	Spain	Agencia de Medio Ambiente y Agua	DVM	DVM, PhD student	Health surveilance				Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ellinor	Spörndly-Nees	Sweden	Swedish Veterinary Institute	Researcher, pathologist, veterinarian	VMD, PhD	Reproductive toxicology, zoonoses	Polar bears, mink, all wild nordic animals	Anatomy, zoonoses		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Hana	Soualah Alila	Algeria	Souk Ahras University, Algeria	Researcher	Doctor	Pathogens transmission	Reptiles, birds, ammas	Biodiversity, mapping		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
I-Ting	Tu	Taiwan	Hokkaido University	PhD student	Veterinary Medicine	Tuberculosis, infectious diseases, zoonoses	All species, especially rhinoceros	One Health		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Helen	Esser	The Netherlands	Wageningen University & Research	Assistant Professor	Disease ecology, PhD	Zoonoses, vector-borne diseases	All wildlife, most experience with rodents and opossums	Ecology, conservation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Saúl	Jiménez-Ruiz	Spain	IREC (Institute for game and wildlife research), GISAZ (Zoonosis and Animal Health Research Group, University of Cordoba	PhD student	Veterinary medicine (DVM), PhD in environmental and veterinary sciences	Wildlife-livestock-human interface. Infectious and parasitic shared diseases.	Ungulates, carnivores, lagomorphs	Population monitoring, capture and handling, surveillance, biosecurity, control measures, One Health		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
An	Martel	Belgium	Ghent University	Professor	Veterinay medicine, DVM, MSc, PhD, Dip ECZM	Infectious and non-infectious diseases	Vertebrates	Wildlife population health, disease surveillance/management/ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Pam	Whiteley	Australia	The University of Melbourne	Wildlife Health Victoria: surveillance coordinator	BVSc MS (wildlife health), MANZCVS (Medicine of Australian Wildlife and Epidemiology), ACCM	Wildlife disease surveillance	Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians	Epidemiology, pathology, disease investigation, managing wildlife disease		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Anna	Langguth	Germany / United Kingdom	Royal Veterinary College / Zoological Society of London	MSc student wild animal health	DVM	Viral diseases, rabies, parvovirosis	Canids	Epidemiology, ecology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Amélia	Dalpé	Germany	Locum	Veterinarian	DVM	Wildlife Medicine	Raptor rehabilitation	One Health		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Kristina	Muise	United Kingdom	Royal Veterinary College	Veterinary student	Graduate accelerated bachelor of veterinary medicine	Wildlife diseases and ecophysiology	Bats	Wildlife disease, physiology, behaviour, bat hibernation energetics, conservation, public outreach		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Joana	Abrantes	Portugal	BIOPOLIS-CIBIO/InBIO	Assistant researcher	Biological sciences, PhD	Virology: RHDV, EBHSV, myxoma virus, HEV, etc	Rabbits, hares	Viral zoonotic diseases, viromes		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ferran	Jori	France	UMP ASTRE (Animal, Santé, Territoires, Risque et Ecosystèmes), CIRAD	Senior researcher	DVM, PhD, HDR (French Habilitation)	Shared diseases at the wildlife-livestock interface (swine diseases: FMD, tuberculosis, brucellosis)	Mammals, mostly ungulates, suids and rodents	Risk assessment, ecological monitoring of interactions between species		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Fischer	Luisa	Germany	Wildlife Research Institute. State Agency for Nature, Environment and Consumer Protection, North Rhine - Westphalia	Head of Wildlife Health Section	Dr. Vet. Med, Dip. ECZM (WPH)	Infectious wildlife diseases, Mycoplasma sp. in birds	Birds, mammals	European wildcat monitoring, animal welfare, trapping of wild aniomals		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Fischer	Dominik	Germany	Zoo Wuppertal	Kurator, Veterinarian	Dip. ECZM (Wildlife Population Health)	pathology, necropsy, bacteriology, virology, mycology, infectious diseases, West Nile, aspergillosis, Usutu	Birds, reptiles, amphibians, European terrestrial mammals, birds of prey, raptors, owls	Zoological medicine		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Hofman	Noémie	France	Parc Animalier d'Auvergne	DVM	Conservation Medicine	Disease outbreak investigation and mitigation, zoological medicine, forensics	Chimpanzees, sea turtles	Field work with chimpanzees, sea turtle rescue, forensics		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Di Sabatino	Daria	Italy	Istituto Zooprofilattico dell'Abruzzo e del Molise	Veterinary Officer	Epidemiology	Epidemiology	Carnivores	Conservation		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Simon	Rohner	Germany	Institute for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife Research (ITAW), Büsum	Staff veterinarian, research associate	Veterinarian	General wildlife population health	Marine mammals, Eurasian otters, amphibians	Pathology, live animal capture, population survey		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Walter	Glawischnig	Austria	Institute for Veterinary Disease Control / Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety	Head of Pathology	DVM	Infectious diseases, zoonoses, zoonotic parasites (Trichinella, Echinococcus), tuberculosis	ungulates, birds, raptors	Hunting strategies and fauna of ancient humans		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Julien	Hirschinger	France	VetAgro Sup - EVAAS	Project manager	DVM, MSc, PhD	Avian influenza	Birds, hedgehogs	Bird tracking		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Manuel	De Miguel	UK	APHA, UK	Senior Veterinary Inspector	PG diploma Vet Epîdemiology and VPH	Zoonosis, AIV	Birds	Ornithology		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Christina	Geiger	Germany	Frankfurt Zoo	Director	Zoo veterinarian, German specialisation	EAZWV	Capture, sampling reptiles	connecting in situ and ex situ		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Martine	Van Zijll Langhout	The Netherlands	ARTIS Amsterdam Zoo	Veterinarian	DVM, MSc, Dipl ECZM	One Health, translocations, anesthesia	All African wildlife species, non-human primates	Animal welfare		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Georgina	Cole	United Kingdom	Royal Zoological Society of Scotland	Veterinary Surgeon	Veterinary BVetMed MSc MRCVS	Aquatic and avian	Aquatic and avian	Zoological Medicine		Email(required) Question(required) Submit
Ionel	Bondoc	Romania	Iasi University of Life Sciences (IULS), Faculty of Veterinary Medicine	Associate Professor	Veterinary Medicine, DVM, MSc, VPD, PhD	Infectious diseases, emerging diseases zoonoses, European law	Wild and farmed game species	Intoxications, meat quality, meat safety, proximate composition of meat, parasitic diseases		Email(required) Question(required) Submit