Avian Reservoirs: Virus Hunters and Birdwatchers in Chinese Sentinel Posts

Avian Reservoirs

Avian Reservoirs examines avian viruses, wildlife disease surveillance, and pandemic preparedness, focusing on how birds can act as reservoirs for infectious diseases that may spread to humans. The book explores the work of veterinarians, microbiologists, birdwatchers, and public-health officials in monitoring viruses, studying bird–human interactions, and developing strategies to detect and prevent future pandemics.

Key Features

• Avian viruses and influenza
• Wildlife disease surveillance
• Zoonotic diseases
• Pandemic preparedness
• Bird–human interactions
• Virus monitoring
• Veterinary and public health
• Emerging infectious diseases
• Disease prevention and control
• Case studies from Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan