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Panel discussion as part of the 15th European Society for Wildlife Health OZEANEUM | Multipurpose Hall | Conference Center 12 September 2024 | 7 pm | Admission: 6:30 pm | Admission: free
The catch quotas for herring in the western Baltic Sea have been declining drastically for a long time, even though herring appear in large numbers in the Stralsund area every year. How can this be explained and how does the decline in herring stocks affect the health of birds and marine mammals in the Baltic Sea? The connection between the health of humans, animals and the environment - also known as One Health - is complex and not always easy to understand at first glance. However, it is the key to maintaining our own quality of life
As part of the 15th conference of the European Society for Wildlife Health, the Friedrich Loeffler Institute and the German Oceanographic Museum are joining forces with people from politics and science to discuss how important intact ecosystems and healthy wildlife are for the well-being of us all.
The event will take place in the multi-purpose hall of the OZEANEUM conference center. Admission is free. As the number of seats is limited, please reserve tickets free of charge:
Registration for the panel discussion
Program:
19:00-19:05 Introduction by Prof. Dr. Sascha Knauf (Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut)
19:05-19:15 Introductory lecture by Prof. Dr. Chris Walzer (Wildlife Conservation Society)
19:15-20:10 Panel discussion
Moderation Prof. Dr. Chris Walzer (Wildlife Conservation Society)
Participants:
- Dr. Karoline Schollmeyer (One Health, Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture)
- Dr. Wolfram Morgenroth-Klein (Pandemic Prevention and One Health, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development)
- N.N. (Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection)
- Dr. Denise Rabold (Antimicrobial Resistance and One Health, Federal Ministry of Health)
- Prof. Dr. Burkard Baschek (Director of the German Oceanographic Museum)
- Dr. Florian Brandes (Specialist veterinarian for wild animals, Sachsenhagen Wildlife and Species Conservation Station)
- Prof. Dr. Christa Kühn (President Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut)
20:10-20:30 Questions from the audience
20:30-20:35 Summary by Prof. Dr. Chris Walzer (Wildlife Conservation Society)
Further information is available at
- Thursday, Sep 12, 2024 19:00 - 20:35 clock
OZEANEUM Stralsund
Hafenstraße 11
18439 Stralsund
info@meeresmuseum.de
+49 3831 2650610
http://www.ozeaneum.de
OZEANEUM Stralsund
Hafenstraße 11
18439 Stralsund
info@meeresmuseum.de
+49 3831 2650610
http://www.ozeaneum.de
