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Want to contribute to The Animal Echo? The Organisation is always looking for writers in order to fulfil its key objectives: to collect, analyse and disseminate veterinary scientific information. Below, you’ll find more details about our process—get ready to share your writing with us! 

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To ensure the consistency of the content we publish, we invite you to read the following instructions carefully before sharing with us your proposal or article. 

Articles are commissioned directly and/or sourced from proposals submitted on the website.  

If you are pitching an article, please consider the following:  

  • Your audience is international and made up of the WOAH Network 
  • Be clear about the story you want to tell  
  • Introduce your perspective with engaging lead text  
  • Explain why your article is a good fit, bearing in mind that it must be of interest to the target audience, link to WOAH’s work, and be non-self-promotional   
  • Follow WOAH’s Style Guide and The Animal Echo’s submission guidelines. Only proposals related to one of the proposed themes will be considered. The next theme is Artificial Intelligence.

 

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Submission proposals for our next theme, Global Health security, are open until Friday 30 June.This theme explores how advancements in animal health directly contribute to global health security, emphasising the prevention and detection of, and response to, biological threats. Emerging zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance, and dual-use research risks underscore the urgent need for a proactive, interdisciplinary approach. Strengthening animal health systems is a critical first line of defense against pandemics and bioterrorism. By integrating perspectives from animal, public and environmental health sectors, this article series will highlight innovative strategies in biosecurity, laboratory biosafety, and cutting-edge tech solutions to reduce risks from animal diseases, lab accidents and deliberate biological threats. The collection will offer evidence-based insights to shape policy and foster partnerships across sectors, in line with the One Health approach.


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