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Discover the HEAL Observatory—HEAL’s digital knowledge hub, providing trusted, accessible information and resources to help individuals, communities, and organisations respond to climate and environmental change and protect health, the health system, and the environment.

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Healthy Environments and Lives (HEAL)
Connecting research, policy, and practice for healthier people, climate‑resilient communities, and sustainable environments.

Featured Projects

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Climate Attribution of Wildfire Smoke Impacts on Priority Population Health in Southeast Asia and Australia (CANBREATHE)
Climate Change Adaptation to Smoke Haze for Improved Child Health in Southeast Asia (HEAL-HAZE)
Extreme Heat and Pregnancy Complications (EHPC): Harnessing the diverse Australian climate and population for global answers

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At-risk Populations & Life Course Solutions
Biosecurity & Emerging Infections
Bushfires, Air Pollution & Extreme Weather Events
Data & Decision Support Systems
Food, Soil & Water Security
Health Systems Resilience & Sustainability
Indigenous Knowledge Systems
Rural & Remote Health
Science Communication, Policy Translation and Impact
Urban Health and Built Environment

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HEAL receives funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council Special Initiative in Human Health and Environmental Change (Grant No. 2008937).

HEAL Network acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first custodians of the land, seas and waterways of Australia. We respect and honour Elders past, present and future.

We honour the cultural knowledge and healing practices that have sustained the health and wellbeing of communities since time immemorial and continue to nurture life, healing and resilience. HEAL Network commits to walking alongside First Nations peoples to promote a healthier, equitable future for all.

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