RESTOREID is an EU-funded project dedicated to understanding and enhancing the relationship between nature restoration, biodiversity, and disease prevention.
2/2 Notre nouveau carrousel explore l’épidémie actuelle d’Ebola due au virus Bundibugyo : ce que nous savons, ce que nous ignorons encore, et pourquoi comprendre les contextes environnementaux et sociaux est essentiel pour prévenir les futures épidémies.
#Ebola#SantéMondiale
1/2 Nous assistons une nouvelle fois au déroulement d’une épidémie en temps réel.
L’épidémie d’Ebola en RDC et en Ouganda nous rappelle que l’émergence des maladies ne dépend pas seulement des agents pathogènes, mais aussi des écosystèmes, des sociétés, et des systèmes de santé.
2/2 Our new carousel explores the ongoing Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak: what we know, what we still don’t know, and why understanding environmental & social contexts matters for preventing future outbreaks. 🌍
#Ebola#GlobalHealth#RESTOREID
1/2 We are witnessing yet another epidemic unfold in real time. ⚠️
The Ebola outbreak in DRC & Uganda reminds us that disease emergence is never only about pathogens but also about ecosystems, societies, movement & health systems. 🦠🌱
#OneHealth#RESTOREID
Wetlands don’t just protect nature, they clean our water.
Nature-based solutions that work with the land, not against it. (2/2)
Read the full article:
https://t.co/q0hX2o5Ro5
Wetlands don’t just protect nature, they clean our water.
Nature-based solutions that work with the land, not against it. (1/2)
Read the full article:
https://t.co/q0hX2o6pdD
From wetlands to forests and greener cities, restoration is helping rebuild healthier ecosystems and more resilient landscapes.
Small changes today can shape stronger futures tomorrow (2/2)
Nature has an incredible ability to recover when given the chance.
From wetlands to forests and greener cities, restoration is helping rebuild healthier ecosystems and more resilient landscapes.
Small changes today can shape stronger futures tomorrow (1/2)
The dodo is more than a symbol of extinction, it’s a reminder that ecosystems are deeply interconnected.
On Mauritius, its disappearance likely affected seed dispersal, plant growth, and overall ecological balance over time. (2/2)
The dodo is more than a symbol of extinction, it’s a reminder that ecosystems are deeply interconnected.
On Mauritius, its disappearance likely affected seed dispersal, plant growth, and overall ecological balance over time. (1/2)
The Amazon is often seen only as a rainforest.
But it is also a changing system where biodiversity, land use, and ecological processes are closely linked.
Understanding these connections is key to understanding future environmental and health risks. (2/2)
The Amazon is often seen only as a rainforest.
But it is also a changing system where biodiversity, land use, and ecological processes are closely linked.
Understanding these connections is key to understanding future environmental and health risks. (1/2)
Nature isn’t a chain. It’s a web. 🕸️
When biodiversity declines, the web weakens and disease risk can rise.
Restoration reconnects the web, but the effects aren’t always predictable. (2/2)
Nature isn’t a chain. It’s a web. 🕸️
When biodiversity declines, the web weakens and disease risk can rise.
Restoration reconnects the web, but the effects aren’t always predictable. (1/2)
🦀 Millions of crabs. One island. One perfect balance.
Every year on Christmas Island, red crabs transform the landscape, showing how powerful (and fragile) ecosystems can be. (2/2)
🦀 Millions of crabs. One island. One perfect balance.
Every year on Christmas Island, red crabs transform the landscape, showing how powerful (and fragile) ecosystems can be. (1/2)