Environmental, One-Health & Planetary Health at EnviWorld 2027

International Conference on Environmental Science, Sustainability & Global Innovation

Part of the EnviWorld 2027 scientific program · NH Villa Carpegna, Rome · June 21–23, 2027

The interlinkages between environmental degradation, human health, and animal well-being are increasingly evident in the age of pandemics and climate disruptions. Environmental, One-Health & Planetary Health addresses these complex relationships, advocating for systems-based thinking that unites ecology, medicine, and public policy. Zoonotic disease emergence, antimicrobial resistance, and vector-borne infections are directly tied to land-use change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. Researchers are now advancing integrated surveillance systems, transdisciplinary risk models, and early intervention strategies that bridge human-animal-environment interfaces. The conceptual convergence of Environmental, One-Health & Planetary Health is driving novel frameworks for sustainable development that protect ecological and physiological integrity alike. Investment in cross-sector collaboration—from agriculture and veterinary science to urban planning and climate policy—is essential to building planetary health futures.

Innovations in analytical techniques and risk assessment frameworks have significantly…

The fusion of data science with Earth systems research is transforming environmental…

Power dynamics, cultural histories, and institutional biases shape how environmental…