ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SPREAD OF PARASITIC DISEASES IN ANIMALS IN NAMIBIA

This study analyses the influence of environmental factors: including climate change, habitat loss, and agricultural practices, on the spread of parasitic diseases in animals in Namibia. As a country characterized by diverse ecosystems, Namibia faces unique challenges related to the transmission of infectious agents. This analysis highlights how alterations in climate patterns, the disruption of natural habitats, and agricultural methodologies contribute to the prevalence of parasitic infections. Additionally, the study discusses potential mitigation strategies that can reduce the impact of these environmental changes on animal health.