Avian influenza is spreading fast, impacting wild birds, poultry, mammals and even humans. It’s mutating. It’s everywhere. And it’s not just a threat to animals. Food and Agriculture Organization is helping countries prepare and respond to this global health risk. Discover how 🔗 bit.ly/3G4XVAV

📢 Save the date! 💡 Innovative, safe & sustainable feed systems are essential to sustainable livestock & aquaculture. Join the Global Forum for Animal Feed & Feed Regulators, co-organized with IFIF at Food and Agriculture Organization HQ. 📅 2–3 October 2025 ℹ️ bit.ly/44nAYSL

Fun fact: the Bactrian camel was so jealous of the dromedary that it grew an extra hump! You don’t believe us? See for yourself! To find out more about our camelid friends, check out our new #YearOfCamelids webpage with your kids. 🐪🦙🐫 fao.org/camelids-2024/…

Global consultation on highly pathogenic #avianinfluenza (HPAI): Key takeaways and collaborative strategies discussed to combat #HPAI threats worldwide. Stay informed with the updates in EMPRES Animal Health 360 ⭕️ bit.ly/4l5TeXs

A changing climate can have devastating impacts on the health of animals. It can also affect disease patterns, making outbreaks harder to control. Livelihoods that depend on animals are becoming less secure as a result. Learn more about Food and Agriculture Organization's work: bit.ly/48ZLlMt

Livestock is both a contributor to & a victim of climate change. The good news is that sustainable practices can help address these challenges. If you're looking to explain this to kids or students, the Food and Agriculture Organization activity book makes it simple and engaging. 👉 doi.org/10.4060/cd2619…

🌱 From soil to plate, microbiomes are key to healthier people, animals & the planet. At the World Microbiome Partnership Summit 2025, Food and Agriculture Organization highlighted how innovations like probiotics & biofertilizers reduce antimicrobial use & strengthen sustainable agrifood systems. #OneHealth

A world without pollinators is a 🌍 without some of the foods we love so much (and need for good nutrition!). 🌾🐝🌳 👨‍🎨 Poppies and Butterflies, Vincent van Gogh #happyweekend

Pastoralism and forests are interdependent. In some areas, riparian forests (those close to a body of water) are a significant grazing resource for livestock during dry seasons. In exchange, pastoralism helps maintain and renew these lands. Tap ❤️ if you agree.

📢 Food and Agriculture Organization is recognizing innovation! Have you implemented a game-changing solution in: ✅ #SustainableLivestock ✅ Animal Health & welfare ✅ #OneHealth ✅ Reference Centres? 🌎🐮 Submit your best practices by 30 June! rb.gy/f7jwsf

🌾 Food and nutrition security 📈 Livelihoods and economic growth 🐄 Animal health and animal welfare 🌍 Climate and natural resources use These are the working areas of GASL, Food and Agriculture Organization multi-stakeholder partnership for the livestock sector! Find out more: shorturl.at/hiMjk

For the longest time, dromedary camels were the only means of transport in the Sahel region. Today, the camel sector is transforming in countries like Mauritania, where camels are more than just livestock - they are emblems! #YearOfCamelids 🐪👇 bit.ly/44trXrp

The national implementation guide for the #OneHealth Joint Plan of Action is now accessible in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian & Spanish! Empowering countries to act across sectors. 📘 Read more: bit.ly/4mvbVEC

⏳Last chance to register! The MOOC on behavioural science to address #AMR starts soon. Don't miss this opportunity to gain practical understanding to reduce the need for antimicrobials in agrifood systems through people-focused approaches. 🚀Sign up: bit.ly/468l2oH

#SavetheDate | Food and Agriculture Organization 22 Progressive Management Pathway for Terrestrial Animal Biosecurity webinar series. Explore how sociology, collective approaches, and VR technology are used to promote #biosecurity in the livestock sector. 🗓 26 June ⏲️2pm CEST 📝 bit.ly/4lb8mlc

Did you know that 35% of world’s crop production (volume) is affected by bees, birds, bats and other pollinators? 🐝🦋 Learn more about the actions you can take to protect these tiny #FoodHeroes: fao.org/pollination

📢 Save the Date Join us at the European Parliament for a high-level event on #AMR 🗓️ 25 June | 🕙10:00–11:30 CEST 📍 Brussels 🌍 A #OneHealth discussion on parliamentarians’ role in tackling AMR across sectors. 🧑‍⚕️🐄🌿 Together, we can act. 🔗 Register: t.ly/cbHEq

Demand for naturally raised and grass-fed animal sourced foods continues to expand the retail market of these products, presenting new opportunities for exports and profitability. 🐂🌱 Learn more fao.org/agriculture/an…

⏳ Still time to apply! Have you developed solutions that are transforming how we breed, feed, and care for animals? Food and Agriculture Organization's new recognition celebrates forward thinking ideas in livestock. Submit yours➡️rb.gy/f7jwsf #OneHealth #SustainableLivestock