The 3rd Annual Global Ecohealth Summit (aka Earth Hug) is a relational, interactive, and cross-disciplinary gathering that brings together voices from One Health, Ecohealth, and Planetary Health to co-create a healthier, more just, and sustainable

Project Launch: Indo-Pacific Initiative for Sustainable Animal Health Cooperation

To celebrate One Health Day 2023, the Nossal Institute for Global Health is hosting a panel of experts to collectively address the increasing health, food security, water, energy and biodiversity challenges the world faces.

The Cherbourg Visiting Vet program began in 2016, in response to community-identified concerns around their pets.

The University of Queensland is pleased to invite you to the launch of the Queensland Alliance for One Health Sciences (QAEHS) aiming to improve zoonotic disease public health policy through integrated health research that addresses local, nationa

Global “ One Health Day ”, officially celebrated on November 3, highlights the benefits of a One Health transdisciplinary approach towards solving today’s critical animal, human and ecological health challenges.

As part of the global One Health movement, CSIRO-AAHL will showcase projects that assess and address planetary health challenges.

The Discipline of Public Health & Tropical Medicine and Discipline of Veterinary Sciences invites you to the World One Health Day and Professor Rick Speare’s memorial annual event.

The second international One Welfare conference is designed to explore the intersection of animal welfare, human wellbeing and environmental sustainability.

This event, aimed at the general public, will showcase how researchers in Geelong are undertaking collaborative research to protect people, animals and the environment from infectious diseases.

The modern world of medicine has been built on the use of antibiotics. Antibiotics protect us from infection during childbirth, surgery, and when our immune systems aren’t working properly.

The North Queensland Tropical Zoonoses Interest Group was founded on the 3 October at its inaugural meeting comprising medical doctors, veterinarians and related health professionals.

Undergraduate students enrolled in the One Health unit have created communication tools to increase awareness about a variety of One Health topics, including antimicrobial resistance, zoonotic diseases and ecotoxicology.