One Planet, One Health, One Future

Conserving Guardians of the Night

How Bats Benefit Ecosystems and Human Health

By Maricruz Jaramillo | February 21, 2025

[NOTA: Versión en español a continuación]

One Health Day 2024

For Better Global Health Outcomes, Join the Progress and Embrace the Change

World Migratory Bird Day 2023

Finding Winged Travelers and Ourselves in Troubled Waters

Wildlife Health Surveillance in Laos Demonstrates One Health in Action

SMART for Wildlife Health Surveillance

By Diego Montecino | May 19, 2022

A New International Pandemic Treaty Must Include Prevention at Source

COVID-19 Threatens Endangered Species in Southeast Asia

In Mongolia, One Health for People, Livestock and Wildlife

To Prevent the Next Covid-19, We Must Prioritize Biodiversity

Preventing Future Pandemic

Combating Emerging Disease Threats in the Andean Amazon

One Health: A Necessary Blend of Biodiversity and Human Health Goals

Bat Week 2020

Bat Week and COVID-19: It’s Actually About Us

We Need Federal Action to Prevent the Next Pandemic

New Life to Wildlife Across the Planet

By Cristián Samper and Susan Lieberman | September 30, 2020

How We Can Use the CITES Wildlife Trade Agreement to Help Prevent Pandemics

Elephants, Ivory and COVID-19

By Tim R.B. Davenport | July 14, 2020

Colombian Nature: Inspiring Action During Coronavirus Times

COVID-19: A Catastrophe or Opportunity for Pangolin Conservation?

New EU Biodiversity Strategy Can Reduce Risk of Future Pandemics — If It Fully Addresses Wildlife Trade

One Way to Prevent Epidemics: Monitoring Wildlife Mortality

Lessons from the COVID-19 Coronavirus Outbreak

Emerging Zoonoses and the Risk Posed by Wildlife Markets

WCS 3-Sentence Science

Parasites in Blue Iguanas