Is a part-time competitive fellowship program, led by the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. With support from the Open Philanthropy Project. The Spring workshop will be held from March 6-8, 2018 in Washington, DC. This workshop is focused primarily on U.

The Think Tank for High-Consequence Security Issues. We appreciate your patience as we convert and redesign our website. We populated this new website with the 90 topic areas that inform stakeholders in biosecurity, and other realms of high-consequence security, i.

Comments on law and policy related to biosecurity, pest and disease control and biodiversity. The ash dieback situation has continued to develop since my last post.

Why you need a biosecurity program. Prevention of disease through biosecurity. Containment of disease spread through biosecurity. When should facilities be biosecure? Where is your program today? Standard Biosecurity Protocols that outline the biosecurity standards that should be followed to have an effective biosecurity program. Standard Biosecurity Forms that will help you document and demonstrate an effective biosecurity program. Forms to help you document your program.

Know Your Part When Disaster Strikes. Many people feel there is little preparation that they personally can do to prepare for a wildfire threatening their home. Most feel that it is up to the fire fighters to make or break that day for them. Not So! Ok depending on where you live it may be difficult to clear flammable materials from around the house sufficient to stop a wild blaze, but there are still personal steps you can take to survive the day. Y rather than worry about what is still inside.