Ecology of Wildlife Diseases in the Neotropics (Original Publisher)

 Buchvorstellung & Zielgruppe

This first edition of Ecology of Wildlife Diseases in the Neotropics offers a comprehensive look at the ecological drivers, transmission dynamics, and conservation implications of infectious diseases in Neotropical wildlife. Developed by leading researchers and published by Springer in 2024, the book is designed for ecologists, epidemiologists, conservation biologists, veterinary scientists, and graduate students who need a deep understanding of how diseases impact biodiversity and ecological stability in tropical environments.

Whether you’re conducting fieldwork, formulating conservation strategies, or working in wildlife health policy, this eBook provides critical insights and data-driven perspectives to support informed decision-making.

 Key Features & Highlights

• Interdisciplinary analysis combining disease ecology, wildlife biology, and conservation science
• Case studies from various Neotropical regions, including the Amazon, Andes, and Central America
• Focus on zoonotic diseases, host-pathogen interactions, and habitat disturbance
• Contributions from leading experts in ecology and wildlife disease research
• Ideal for academic use, policy planning, or as a field reference

 Topics Covered

Includes core chapters on:

• Disease ecology and transmission patterns in Neotropical ecosystems
• Impact of habitat fragmentation and climate change on pathogen emergence
• Zoonotic disease risk and biodiversity conservation
• Surveillance strategies and wildlife health monitoring in the tropics
• Human–wildlife interfaces and spillover mechanisms

 About the Author(s)

The authorship team includes internationally recognized ecologists, disease researchers, and conservation scientists specializing in Neotropical biodiversity and emerging infectious diseases. Each contributor brings a wealth of peer-reviewed research and on-the-ground experience in tropical fieldwork.

 Format & Technical Details

• Formats Available: PDF
• File Size: Approx. 18 MB
• Language: English
• Publisher: Springer
• Device Compatibility: Compatible with Kindle, iOS/Android tablets, smartphones, laptops, and all major e-readers

 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Can this eBook be used as a university course reference?
Yes. The content is scholarly, peer-reviewed, and suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate programs in ecology, environmental sciences, and wildlife health.

2. Does the book include real-world examples and data?
Absolutely. The book features multiple field-based case studies and current data from Neotropical regions to contextualize theory with practice.