The research teams behind two studies into the impacts of the 2020-2021 mouse plague have both included a series of recommendations in their reports, suggesting approaches to reduce the harms from future mouse plagues.
"Our research has provided insights into the extensive human and social impacts of plague events, beyond the usual boundaries of plagues in the context of farming system impact or zoonotic disease transmission," Lucy Carter's team said.
"We offer recommendations for agencies and service providers to better support rural communities to prepare for and recover from future outbreaks."
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