Georgia Aquarium's Research and Conservation Campaign: One Ocean, One Health

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Georgia Aquarium's Research and Conservation Campaign: One Ocean, One Health

Research and Conservation

Georgia Aquarium is committed to advancing research and conservation efforts through innovative approaches that integrate the well-being of humans, animals, and the environment. Their initiative revolves around the concept of One Health, which emphasizes a holistic connection between these three areas. By studying marine life in both isolated contexts and connected ecosystems, they aim to enhance conservation outcomes while supporting public health.

One Health Concept

The One Health framework proposes that all human, animal, and environmental well-being are interconnected. Georgia Aquarium's research focuses on studying marine animals within their natural environments while simultaneously addressing broader issues related to human populations and ecosystems. This dual focus is intended to promote healthier communities.

Initiatives and Achievements

The program includes various initiatives such as awareness weeks, new classified species resources, and studies on northern whales. Their work reflects a commitment to preserving marine life and ensuring an improved marine ecosystem that benefits both animals and humans.

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