Conclusion
The main question is, how are we planning to counter the next zoonotic diseases epidemic or pandemic that is likely to occur within the next years? We should learn from the novel coronavirus pandemic outbreak in Wuhan, China. WHO has now increased the risk assessment of this emerging COVID-19 to a very high-risk category. Researchers and health agencies across the worldwide are putting efforts to stop spread of novel coronavirus by prevention and control measures. Human, animal, and environmental health is very important and they are linked together.
Therefore, practical management of world protected areas, wildlife migration routes observation, animal species monitoring for symptoms of COVID-19, and biosafety, controlling zoonotic diseases in animal reservoirs, understanding of the relations between human and wildlife, international health regulations for high risk countries with higher coverage of protected areas and lower management effectiveness assessment; the strengthening of global wildlife health systems; and the One Health concept should be considered for COVID-19 neutralizing.