"Marrying One Health with EcoHealth: Inclusive Nature-Based Solutions and Action Research Directions", the second AHIA project (led by Timo Assmuth and featuring researchers from SYKE, NINA, JHI, and INBO), founded collaborative networks between ecologists, veterinarians, human health specialists, and social scientists. This flagship AHIA project has already yielded a major impact, including numerous papers, workshops, project collaborations, interactions with policy and practice, and an excerpt featured in Nature.

Now, Assmuth and company are pleased to announce the publication of the latest paper to stem from this project, entitled "Integrative concepts and practices of health in transdisciplinary social ecology."

Published in the journal of Socio-Ecological Practice Research, this article explores "the interdependencies of the health of humans, other organisms and ecosystems, and of their importance to socio-ecological systems" and considers the evolution and adaptation of integrative concepts such as One Health and EcoHealth as they are applied in this interdependent socio-ecological context.

You can now read this high-impact paper on Springer Link.