Résumé
Biodiversité et santé explores the intricate connections between biodiversity and human health, bridging gaps between ecological, medical, and social sciences. Authored by Serge Morand and Claire Lajaunie, the book provides an integrated overview of how preserving biodiversity can enhance human health and well-being. It addresses topics such as the evolutionary ecology of infectious diseases, the legal and ethical aspects of biodiversity, and public policy considerations. The authors draw from their research in Southeast Asia, focusing on the impact of land use changes and biodiversity on the transmission of zoonotic diseases. The book is aimed at a diverse audience, including ecologists, health professionals, and policymakers, offering insights into how interdisciplinary approaches can contribute to sustainable health solutions.