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In this article, we show that the number of mammal species affected by H5N1 is appreciably increasing. The species involved include not only wild mammals but also domestic and synanthropic ones, some of which could be considered potential mixing vessels. authorea.com/users/859456/a…

¡Excelente noticia para la ornitología Argentina y Neotropical!

See our recent comment in NatureSustainability about the systemic barriers to academic participation in international science–policy platforms ipbes, how they undermine equitable knowledge co-production, and what institutional reforms may tackle such barriers rdcu.be/eASWL

We outline institutional reforms to enable inclusive, ethically grounded, and sustained engagement of researchers with such platforms, which will benefit researchers, institutions and society at large. nature.com/articles/s4189…

New online! Impacts of onshore wind energy production on biodiversity bit.ly/3Id9aby

New paper in Nature Reviews Biodiversity Impacts of onshore wind energy production on biodiversity nature.com/articles/s4435…

The H5N1 panzootic continues unabated, with more species and individuals reported infected around the world every day. In this article, we show that the number of infected mammal species has increased by almost 50% in a little over a year.

We identified high-risk areas for H5N1 spread and transmission. Based on the distribution of wild birds reported infected around the world, we identified areas of high risk for H5N1 spread and transmission, i.e., areas where the distribution of infected species strongly overlaps.

Here the link to the article: dx.doi.org/10.1111/gcb.70…