The relationship between ecosystem health and public health outcomes is profound, as healthy ecosystems provide essential services that directly affect human well-being. Clean air and water, pollination of crops, and regulation of disease vectors are a few examples of how ecosystems contribute to public health. Additionally, degraded ecosystems can lead to an increase in zoonotic diseases and respiratory issues due to pollution. Recognizing this interconnection underscores the importance of conservation and sustainable management practices for promoting not only ecosystem vitality but also community health.