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One Health

  • What is One Health?

    One Health is a holistic approach to advancing human well-being that recognizes that the health of people is closely connected to the health of animals and our shared environment: when we protect one, we protect all.

    Learn more in our short One Health overview video.

  • One Health & EPA Research Partner Support Stories

    Learn how EPA research to help states, Tribes, and communities is connected to One Health in our interactive story map.

    EPA Research Partner Support Stories

  • Why is One Health Important?

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    Learn the basics of One Health, why it's important, and EPA's role in the One Health approach.

    Importance of One Health
  • One Health and the Environment

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    Pollution in the environment impacts people, plants, and animals.

    One Health and the Environment
  • EPA Work on One Health

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    EPA takes action to protect the environmental sector of One Health. 

    EPA Work on One Health
  • One Health Case Studies and Examples

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    EPA implements solutions to environmental One Health issues.

    Case Studies and Examples
  • One Health Learning Lab

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    Learn more about One Health at EPA with these resources.

    Learning Lab
  • One Health EPA Engagement

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    Join the One Health Community of Practice.

    One Health Engagement

Additional Resources

  • Centers for Disease Control One Health
  • United States Department of Agriculture One Health
  • National Institutes of Health One Health
  • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration One Health
  • United States Geological Survey One Health

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Contact Us About One Health to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem.
Last updated on August 4, 2025
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