Understanding ecological impacts on human health is paramount, as there are clear connections between environmental quality and well-being. Factors such as air and water pollution, loss of biodiversity, and climate change can have direct and indirect effects on health outcomes. Increased exposure to pollutants can lead to respiratory issues, while the loss of green spaces affects mental health. Additionally, healthy ecosystems provide services such as food production and clean water, which are vital for human survival. Addressing these issues promotes a holistic approach to public health and environmental conservation.