The Nordic One Health and Climate Change Conference

The Nordic One Health and Climate Change Conference
Healthy domestic and wild animals are central to ecosystem health as well as to the physical, mental and economic health of people. We invite you to explore the One health and Climate Change issues around these relationships with a specific focus on the Arctic.
The Nordic One Health and Climate Change Conference. Illustration.

Registration and attendance is free (limited seats available)

Students are encouraged to attend and present (costs of printing posters will be covered for students). 

The goals of this meeting are to:

  1. Contribute to the goals and aims of the ICARP IV process
  2. Build teams to create research, education and outreach programs around One Health and Climate Change.
  3. Improve our research capacity and more effectively promote well-being in the North.
  4. Create long-term funding opportunities through collaboration.
  5. Create working groups around One Health and Climate Change in the Arctic that have set goals andtimelines.

Special Themes (all with an Arctic focus)

  • Zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance
  • Holistic health and well-being
  • Food safety, security, sovereignty, and contaminant monitoring.
  • Climate change
  • One Health in education, science, and communication

Programme:

Tuesday 3rd October:

  • TimeSpeakerTitle
    12:15Prof Christian Sonne, Aarhus UniversityMultiple anthropogenic stressors on Northern and Arctic marine ecosystems: with examples from the Arctic around the GGs and planetary health
    13:15Dr Grim Rømo, Veterinary InstituteAvian influenza in Norway and Europe: one health implications
    14:15Associate Prof Prabhat Khanal, Nord UniversityCan Nordic macroalgae assist in tackling the obesity pandemic?
  • TimeRoomTopic
    15:15OrigoMixer +poster session
    16:00OrigoRound table disucssions
    17:00CantinaDinner
    18:30Mære Church or OrigoGoing to Batty Field Trip and/or Bat presentation. Weather and equipment dependent.

    Mære Church on Wikipedia.

Wednesday 4th October:

  • TimeRoomSpeakerTitle
    09:00P111Magnhild Oust Torske, Nord UniversityAnimal-human interface, in particular the relationship between farmer and and livestock
    09:30P111Jorid Sandvik, NIBIOMacroalgae as an alternative feed ingredient: Impacts of dietary supplementation of Laminaria hyperborea on feed intake, growth, iodine intake and excretion in sheep
    10:30P111Prof Bjørn Munro Jenssen, NTNUThe role of ecotoxicology in One Health
    11:30CantinaLunch
    13:00P111Rune, Woodworks! clusterNorwegian forestry, the forest resources, forest and climate, forest and biodiversity, use of wood products to avoid use of fossil based products, business development based on timber (bioeconomy)
    14:00P111Courtney Waugh, Nord UniversityWhales as important sentinels of ecosystem health
    14:30P111Helena, Nord UniversityWhalexhale: Health of Norwegian whales

    3 - 6 pm: Posters and mixer and student prizes

Practical information:

The event will be held at InnoCamp, Steinkjer, Nord University, 3rd-4th October 2023: Skolegata 22, 7713 Steinkjer

Registration and attendace is free of charge. Coffee/tea/lunch and dinner included. 

Travel and accomodation is not included.

Parking: https://innocamp.no/parkering-pa-innocamp/

Registration and Abstract due date: 2 October

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