A one-day workshop hosted by the Centre for Sustainable Aquaculture Futures, University of Exeter to consider the role of aquaculture in future food from water and potential for delivery of national, regional and global One Health objectives relating to sustainable aquatic food supply. Science and evidence specialists from the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) and the University of Exeter, policy leads from across the Defra Systems, and colleagues from the Defra Chief Scientific Advisors Office were invited to attend.

For all undergraduates and graduates from all over the world please come and join Summer Course on One Health Approach for Microbiome Identification on Komodo and Wildlife. All students from veterinary sciences, animal sciences, forestry, biology, agriculture, aquaculture, and any subject related are welcome. Requirements: 1. Registered on the link below http://bit.ly/SCkomodo 2. Students from veterinary sciences, animal sciences, forestry, biology, agriculture, aquaculture, and any subject related

Whether you plan to be a veterinarian, public health nurse, lawyer, social worker, environmental specialist or a physician, you will want to play an integral role in developing One Health — the future of global health care. One Health is a global initiative that encourages collaboration among all health disciplines with the goal of attaining optimal health for people, animals and the environment.