Presentation by Dr Ann Kelly of the University of Exeter/King's College London, at the One Health for the Real World: zoonoses, ecosystems and wellbeing symposium, at the Zoological Society of London, 17-18 March, 2016

1. Domestic Extensions:
The bushmeat ban and the social realities
hunting and consumption
Rashid Ansumana (Mercy Hospital, Bo)
Ann H . Kelly (Exeter/Kings)
Jesse H. Bonwitt (Durham/FAO)
Matthias Borchert (Charite Berlin/LSHTM)
Hannah Brown (Durham)
Almudena Marí-Saéz (Charite Berlin)

2. Lassa Transmission
– Construction of homes
– Village layout
– Agricultural practice
– Seasonality
– Day
– Food Tastes

3. ‘Bushmeat’
• Domestics livestock & pets
• Peri-Domestic species
–Small rodents
–Pests (squirrel, birds etc.
• Smell and location
• Children for play

4. ‘Hunter’
• Gun Hunter
• Farm owner
• Communal hunting:
– Dog owner, net maker
• Young boys and children
• Trapping

5. Ways forward
• Reactive and blanket
bans
• Routinized
• With the grain of local
attention