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As an emergency response, the Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project has started rescue missions into the Darién forests, collecting infected amphibians and setting up bio-secure "rescue pods" where these rare and endangered frog species can be healed and later breed.
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The Durrell trust has housed its rescued mountain chickens in a bio-secure unit at its wildlife park in Jersey and hopes to breed from the frogs to create a population which can be reintroduced in as little as two years.
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Within the facility the highest bio-secure measures are taken by the staff to prevent cross contamination.
10,000 Birds 2009
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"Including dispersing the populations amongst three bio-secure containers, separating the refrigeration and electrical systems from each container and having the ability to plug-in a trailer mounted backup generator," she said.
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"Including dispersing the populations amongst three bio-secure containers, separating the refrigeration and electrical systems from each container and having the ability to plug-in a trailer mounted backup generator," she said.
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"To prevent the spread of any disease present, the harvesting of fish from neighbouring sites will be conducted under bio-secure conditions and supervised by the Fisheries Research Services."
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"Including dispersing the populations amongst three bio-secure containers, separating the refrigeration and electrical systems from each container and having the ability to plug-in a trailer mounted backup generator," she said.
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These places are not bio-secure going in - or going out. "
David Kirby: Swine Flu Outbreak -- Nature Biting Back at Industrial Animal Production? 2009
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These places are not bio-secure going in - or going out. "
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These places are not bio-secure going in - or going out. "
ry commented on the word bio-secure
term used during the COVID-19 pandemic in reference to sport facilities in which players or competitors are isolated from contact with the outside world to prevent transmission of disease. Used in Wikipedia article on Bio-secure bubbles. UAE has an entire island that purportedly makes the cut.
https://www.aljazeera.com/sports/2021/1/24/poirier-stuns-mcgregor-in-2nd-round-at-ufc-257-upset
see also biosecurity
January 25, 2021