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Each abstract includes links to an MP3 audio
file and Quicktime video file of the presentation, as well
as a PDF and JPG slideshow of the PowerPoint slides used.
Opening Address –
"What
is this Infamous 'Wildlife/Livestock Interface?': A Review
of Current Knowledge on the Subject"
– Richard Kock
The State of Play
"Transfrontier
Conservation Area Initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa: Some
Animal Health Challenges"
– Roy Bengis
"Diseases of
Importance at the Wildlife/Livestock Interface in Kenya"
– Elizabeth Wambwa
"Relevance of
ROSELT/OSS Programme in Maintaining the Ecological Integrity
of Protected Areas and Surrounding Lands"
– Jesse Njoka
"The Influence
of Veterinary Control Fences on Certain Wild Large Mammal
Species in the Caprivi Strip, Namibia"
– Rowan B. Martin
"Wildlife,
Livestock and Food Security in the South-East Lowveld of
Zimbabwe"
– David H. M. Cumming
Perspectives on Pathogens
"Tuberculosis
– What Makes it an Ideal Disease for the Interface?"
– Anita L. Michel
"Bovine Tuberculosis
in the African Buffalo: The Role of Population Models"
– Wayne M. Getz, Paul C. Cross, Anna E. Jolles, James O. Lloyd-Smith,
Sadie J. Ryan, Peter W. J. Baxter, Justine Bowers, Craig T. Hay, Christiane
Knechtel, Craig J. Tambling, Wendy C. Turner and J. T. du Toit
"Experiences
and Challenges of Wildlife Health Management in National
Parks of Tanzania"
– Titus Mlengeya and Vitalis Lyaruu
"Control Options
for Human Sleeping Sickness in Relation to the Animal Reservoir
of Disease"
– Susan C. Welburn, K. Picozzi, J. Fyfe, E. Fèvre, M. Odiit, M.C.
Eisler and P.G. Coleman
"Rinderpest
Surveillance in Uganda National Parks"
– Chris S. Rutebarika
"Virus Topotypes
and the Role of Wildlife in Foot and Mouth Disease in Africa"
– Wilna Vosloo, A. D. S. Bastos, M. Sahle, O. Sangare and R. M. Dwarka
"The Impact
of Disease on Endangered Carnivores"
– Craig Packer
"Veterinary
Challenges Regarding the Utilization of the Kafue Lechwe
(Kobus leche kafuensis) in Zambia"
– Victor M. Siamudaala, J.B. Muma, H.M Munang’andu and M. Mulumba
(talk delivered by Misheck Mulumba)
Challenges and Opportunities – Within and Out of
the Box
"The Health Paradigm
and Disease Control: Consideration of the Health of Ecosystems
and Impacts on Human Health and Rural Livelihoods"
– Michael D. Kock
"Conservancies:
Integrating Wildlife Land-Use Options into the Livelihood,
Development, and Conservation Strategies of Namibian Communities"
– Chris Weaver
"'Counting
Sheep': The Comparative Advantages of Wildlife and Livestock – A Community Perspective"
– Michael J. Murphree
"Foot and Mouth
Disease Management and Land-Use Implications in the Zimbabwean
Lowveld: the Rationale for Creating a Biosphere Reserve"
– Raoul Du Toit
"Protected
Areas, Human Livelihoods and Healthy Animals: Ideas for Improvements
in Conservation and Development Interventions"
– Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka
"Impacts and
Value of Wildlife in Pastoral Livestock Production Systems
in Kenya"
– Fumi Mizutani and Elizabeth Muthiani
"A Regional /
Community Approach to Conservation and Development Interventions
at the Livestock / Wildlife Interface"
– George Gitau
"Complementarity
Between Community-Based Animal Health Delivery Systems and
Community-Based Wildlife Management? An Analysis of Experiences
Linking Animal Health to Conflict Management in Pastoralist
Areas of the Horn of Africa"
– Tim Leyland and Richard Grahn
"Introduction
of Foot-and-Mouth Disease-Infected Buffalo into the Save
Valley Conservancy in Zimbabwe: Success or Failure?"
– Chris Foggin and G. Connear
"The Disease-Free
Buffalo Breeding Project of the State Veterinary Services
and South African National Parks"
– Markus Hofmeyr
"Control
of Domestic Dog Diseases in Protected Area Management and
the Conservation of Endangered Carnivores"
– Karen Laurenson, Titus Mlengeya, Fekadu Shiferaw, Sarah Cleaveland
"Impacts
of Wildlife Infections on Human and Livestock Health with
Special Reference to Tanzania: Implications for Protected
Area Management"
– Sarah Cleaveland, Karen Laurenson, Titus Mlengeya
"Synergies Between
Livestock Husbandry and Wildlife Conservation in Southern
Province, Zambia"
– Dale Lewis
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