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Brussels, 20th March 2018 Animal Health: How can we make wildlife and livestock live together? The Farmers’ Animal Health Services’ proposals to improve the efficiency of prevention 1
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Brussels, 20th March 2018 Animal Health: How can we make wildlife and livestock live together?

The Farmers’ Animal Health Services’ proposals to improve the efficiency of prevention

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Motivations

Interactions between wildlife, domestic animals and human

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Motivations

African swine feverAujesky's diseaseBlue tongueBrucellosis ( B.abortus;B. suis biovar2)Classical swine feverEchinococcosisEpizootic haemorrhagic diseasehigh pathogène avian influenzaParatuberculosisTrichinellosisTuberculosisTularemiaWest nile disease….

Wildlife = reservoir of many diseases

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Motivations

Outbreaks => socio economic impacts for farmers

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General concerns

Wildlife surveillance is a crucial tool for the protection of the domestic and wild animals.

Complicated situation:

• Many interactions between many factors (prevalence, animal density, hunting activities, probability of infection…)

• Many variations (seasonality, animal movements, )

We need relevant informations about wildlife diseases

• Wildlife studies

• Effective Network with all the stakeholders(hunting associations, wildlife associations, research groups, farmers,

authorities)

Network

Authorities

Farmers

Hunters

Wild life associations

Animal healthorganisations

epidemiologists

Research groups

consumers

Others

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General concerns

Decisionmaking

In the interest of all the stakeholders

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General concerns

Decisionmaking

Prioritizationof pathogens

Surveillance strategy

(early warning)

Depopulationmethods

(hunting and rendering)

Fencingméthods

Zoning and compartmenta

lization

Feeding ban

EpidemiologicalStudies

Biosecurity

TRADE

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General concerns

High costs

Decisionmaking

Prioritizationof pathogens

Surveillance strategy

(early warning)

Depopulationmethods

(hunting and rendering)

Fencingméthods

Zoning and compartmenta

lization

Feeding ban

EpidemiologicalStudies

Biosecurity

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

Movement restrictions

economicdisaster

When will appear the first case?

?

??

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

Subventions

How to anticipate economic losses?

reduced pork production

Exportations

Fiscal measures

Mutual funds

Insurances

compartmentalization

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

How to limit the risk of ASF introduction or its spread?

• Wild boar ≠ migratory species

• Hunting adaptative behaviour among wildboar ( movements, growthof population,…)

• to reduce wild boar population:• Feeding should be prohibited• Hunting rates should be increase for several consecutive years

• No correlation between notification cases and wild boar density in an infected area

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

How to limit the risk of ASF introduction or its spread?

?

Purchasing infected animals

Low biosecurity level of backyard farms swill-feeding or contaminatedfeeding should be prohibited

Waste food from affected countries, must never be dumped but destroyed under hygienic conditions. sensibilization of tourists, seasonal workers,…

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

How to limit the risk of ASF introduction or its spread?

Contact of susceptible wild boars with intectious materials(infected carcass) leads to further spread of ASF

Feeding should be prohibited

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

How to limit the risk of ASF introduction or its spread?

Pig owners Biosecurity

swill-feeding or contaminated feeding should be prohibitedPurchasing infected animalsSurveillance and notificationControlled acces of human and vehiclesFencingRendering carcasses…

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

How to limit the risk of ASF introduction or its spread?

Hunting adaptative behaviour among wildboar ( movements, growth of population,…)

Banned in infected areaOnly allowed for selected and trained hunters ( biosecurity)

Financial compenzation for venison losses

Rendering of carcasses

Installation of electric fence around the infected zone

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

How to limit the risk of ASF introduction or its spread?

Others : sensitization to the risk o ASF tourists; seasonal workers

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

How to limit the risk of ASF introduction or its spread?

Others : sensitization to the risk o ASF tourists; seasonal workers

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ASF as the sword of Damocles

How to limit the risk of ASF introduction or its spread?

Others Parking areas should be inaccessible to wild boars

Fences

No waste, no rest of food

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Conclusion

Complicated situation:

• Many interactions between many factors (prevalence, animal density, hunting activities, probability of infection…)

• Many variations (seasonality, animal movements, )

• Stakeholder collaboration is needed Taskforces

• Economic impact very worrying

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Conclusion

Thank you


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