Transdisciplinary research priorities for a One Health approach to human–wildlife coexistence
Jonathan Salerno(Colorado State University), Kevin R. Crooks(Colorado State University), Tracey Goldstein(Colorado State University), Christie Mayo(Colorado State University), A. Alonso Aguirre(Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Mireille Gonzalez(Colorado State University), Cristián Bonacic(Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile), Tyler Sherman(Colorado State University), Stewart W. Breck(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Georgia Titcomb(Colorado State University), Angela M. Bosco‐Lauth(Colorado State University), John P. Ritten(Colorado State University), John Mizia(Colorado State University), Kenneth Shockley(Colorado State University), Tarsh Thekaekara(University of Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology), Dana L. Hoag(Colorado State University), Edward J. Raynor(Colorado State University), Raman Sukumar(Unknown), Pauline Gitonga(Colorado State University), Luís F. Aguirre(Universidad Mayor de San Simón), Barbara A. Wolfe(North Carolina Zoo Society), Veronica Yovovich(University of California, Santa Cruz)
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