We need a global approach to health issues: that is the proposal put forward by the One Health Movement, which considers the complex relationship between the human population and the environment to be inseparable. So, health involves the ecosystem as a whole and includes the major environmental changes caused by natural catastrophes and human activity. But how can we preserve biodiversity if it is in such jeopardy? Professor Bernardino Fantini will be illustrating two historical examples of the reduction of biodiversity, the new awareness of recent decades and the new prospects for the future.

Informazioni

Admission free while places last. Reservations are recommended

Sala Auditorium - Palazzo Esposizioni Roma

Admission via steps in via Milano 9a

Reservations may be made on the Italian version of this page from 9:00 am on the day before the encounter until one hour before it is due to begin. If for any reason you are unable to come, please remember to cancel the reservation in your basket so that someone else can book the place you’re freeing up. You can still attend the encounter even without a reservation, while places last.