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1 Introduction to Eco-Health, One Health & Ecosystem Health2 Eco-Health, Conservation Medicine, and the Modern Zoo3 Sustaining Primate Conservation through Responsible Tourism4 Conservation Management Planning for a Critically Endangered Species5 Past, ongoing, and future wood bison management in northern Canada: The importance of considering people in managing wildlife disease6 Reptiles as Sentinels of Ecosystem Health: Case Example in Eastern Box Turtles7 Balancing Wildlife & Human Needs with Fire Management: A study of Elk and fire management in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada8 Impacts of land use and climate change on natural populations: the butterfly perspective9 Avian influenza and migratory wild birds - An Eco-Health perspective10 Challenges and opportunities for yak herders in Bhutan11 The Asian longhorned tick in North America - An Interdisciplinary Eco Health study12 Human - Wildlife Conflict - An Eco Health approach to addressing primate interactions with the public in Asia13 The Burgeoning Spectre of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment14 Ticks and tick-borne diseases in Eastern Bhutan15 Aquaculture and aquatic biosecurity in a changing world: an insight from New Zealand16 Marine mammals and plastics17 Amphibian health as an indicator of wetland health18 The Reintroduction of the Eurasian Beaver (Castor fiber) to Scotland: Disease Risk Assessment, Welfare and Population Growth19 Aquaculture: The Interdependency of Food Security and the Natural Environment20 Citizen science and conservation of pollinators in Utah21 Participatory research and community engagement in the Arctic22 Engaging Communities in Research: Experiences from 20-years of field conservation practice in Africa23 Citizen Science Photography in scientific literature: an efficient tool for assessing EcoHealth