The threats to our planet, humans and indeed all species run across one health, environmental health and planetary health. This working group was created to enable members of the three communities to collaborate across advocacy, research, education, and service to improve the health of the people and our planet. A central effort of this group is to identify initiatives that policymakers, communities or individuals  can implement that will improve the well being of people and improve environmental outcomes. It also identifies advocacy issues  and  educational material in this field  that can be shared with worldwide. 

If you are interested in contributing to this working group, please contact info@cugh.org.

  • Jonathan Patz (co-chair)
  • Keith Martin (co-chair)
  • Corinne Wallace-Schuster (co-chair)
  • Carlos Faerron (co-chair)
  • Woutrina Smith (co-chair)
  • Catherine Machalaba
  • Jill Raufman
  • Cheryl Stroud
  • Liz Grant
  • Olivier Lepage
  • Andrew Maccabe
  • Maureen Lichtveld
  • Marie Studer
  • Phaedra Henley

Planetary Health-One Health-Environmental Health Working Group Resources

THE INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR THE CONSERVATION OF NATURE (IUCN) – OPEN ACCESS RESOURCES TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL AND DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES;

The IUCN is the world’s largest and most diverse network of scientists and organizations tasked to monitor and identify measures to safeguard our natural world. Its work shows ways in which we can protect nature and improve human wellbeing.  Below are a number of important open access resources and links highly relevant to improving global health outcomes.