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This research explores the relationship between biodiversity and human health, focusing on interactions with bats and other animals. It aims to understand how indigenous knowledge can help manage zoonotic disease risks while preserving biodiversity in Austronesia.
The proposed research lies at the juncture of the anthropology of nature, the cultures of Austronesia and the study of interspecific relationships.
Considering that a fundamental link exists between biodiversity and the health of individuals, populations, species and ecosystems, and that microbes, bacteria and viruses are key to the evolution of civilisations and living beings, we will address two questions: 1) In a world going through a livestock revolution, to what extent can local and scienti…
UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN
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