This funding opportunity supports transdisciplinary research to predict and assess the health of ecosystems and wild species facing existing and emerging stressors linked to biodiversity loss. Projects should integrate ecological, physiological, genetic, and population data, develop common indicators and protocols, and provide policy recommendations aligned with EU and global biodiversity and health strategies. The One Health approach emphasizes the interconnectedness of ecosystem, wildlife, domestic animal, plant, and human health to anticipate and mitigate health threats.
Eligible applicants must comply with Horizon Europe general admissibility, eligibility, and financial conditions, including country eligibility and capacity requirements. Detailed application and evaluation procedures follow Horizon Europe guidelines and templates.