ESJ72 シンポジウム S07

シンポジウム S07 3月17日 9:00-12:00 Room A

One Healthの未来にむけた感染症生態学 / Disease ecology for a One Health future【B】【O】

Mackenzie Lamont KWAK（Hokkaido University）, Kandai DOI（国立研究開発法人森林研究・整備機構森林総合研究所）

Disease ecology focuses on the interactions between pathogens, hosts, and their environments. Due to growing shifts in the distribution and ecology of many pathogens, understanding the ecology of disease is more important then ever. Anthropogenic forces such as changes to land use, climate, and global interconnectedness are driving the emergence of new zoonotic diseases in human populations, which threatens global health. Additionally, anthropogenic changes are also causing shifts in the ecology of wildlife diseases which can threaten the survival of important wildlife species and the integrity of their ecosystems. This bilingual (Japanese/English) symposium will introduce a variety of important pathogens including protozoa, parasitic worms, and ectoparasites; and will explore how a range of interdisciplinary approaches can be utilised to understand the impacts these organisms have on their hosts and ecosystems. The symposium will also show how basic ecological data can be employed to provide sophisticated predictions on geospatial disease risk, pathways of pathogen spillover, and insights for the pre-emptive control of diseases in both wildlife and humans.

[S07-1]
Ecological role of deer in tick-borne diseases *Hiroyuki MATSUYAMA（Hokkaido Inst. Public Health）

[S07-2]
What allows ticks to tick: the effects of climate on the abundance and geographic distribution of ticks *Ernest TEO（Hokkaido University）

[S07-3]
New host identifications of Oriental eye worm (Thelazia callipaeda) / 東洋眼虫の新たな宿主発見 *Kandai DOI（FFPRI/森林総合研究所）, Toshihiro TOKIWA（NVLU）, Ayaka KITAJIMA（NVLU）, Takuya KATO（NVLU）

[S07-4]
Parasite-gut-microbiome co-occurrence patterns maintained across natural and urban habitats in rodents *Jason ANDERS（University of Oslo）

[S07-5]
Ecology of feral cat-rat Toxoplasma gondii transmission for One Health approach/ワンへルスアプローチのためのネコ-ネズミ間のトキソプラズマ伝播の生態学 *Yuya WATARI（FFPRI/森林総合研究所, Univ Tokyo/東大）, Yuki SHOSHI（Univ Tokyo/東大）, Chizu SANJOBA（Univ Tokyo/東大）

[S07-6]
Quantitative mapping of sylvatic transmission cycles: the key to controlling zoonotic spillover *Mackenzie Lamont KWAK（Hokkaido University）

[S07-7]
Ecology, invasion, and dispersal of the zoonotic tapeworm Echinococcus multilocularis in Hokkaido, Japan *Naoki HAYASHI（Hokkaido University）