One Health is a cross-sectoral and transdisciplinary approach that emphasizes the fundamental ways in which the health of humans, domestic and wild animals, fungi, plants, microbes, and natural and built ecosystems are interdependent. One Health approaches recognize the links between human health and a range of environmental concerns including biodiversity, climate, freshwater, food, harmful chemicals, and healthy oceans. Yet the conservation community and its broad interest in biodiversity and the natural world has been notably lacking in discussions about One Health. Partly as a result, both policy and practice have been narrowly focused on one or a few links between human and other healths, such as the human and wildlife health nexus. We provide a set of principles and components that will balance existing discussions by including the natural world and biodiversity and provide a framework for more active involvement by the conservation community. Incorporating these principles and components will enable One Health practice to guide inclusive, multidisciplinary, and cross-sectoral efforts that consider the shared costs and benefits of human, animal, plant, and ecosystem health and help readjust humanity's pursuit of a green, just, and equitable sustainability pathway.

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健康星球健康人

One Health 是一种跨部门和跨学科的方法，强调人类、家养和野生动物、真菌、植物、微生物以及自然和人工生态系统的健康相互依存的基本方式。一种健康方法认识到人类健康与一系列环境问题之间的联系，包括生物多样性、气候、淡水、食品、有害化学物质和健康的海洋。然而，保护界及其对生物多样性和自然界的广泛兴趣在关于 One Health 的讨论中明显缺乏。部分结果是，政策和实践都狭隘地关注人类与其他健康之间的一个或几个联系，例如人类和野生动物的健康关系。我们提供了一套原则和组成部分，通过包括自然世界和生物多样性来平衡现有讨论，并为保护界更积极地参与提供框架。纳入这些原则和组成部分将使 One Health 实践能够指导包容性、多学科和跨部门的努力，考虑人类、动物、植物和生态系统健康的共同成本和收益，并帮助重新调整人类对绿色、公正和公平的可持续发展途径。