NASA Earth’s Applied Sciences Program has prepared two social media communications (Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nasaearth/posts/pfbid02W2qugDar8mf21HPprFJ4itPvDoXWsqvukc5WwZ5f3xbsSY5Kf4xKpAuPtUh2SUXUl and Twitter: https://twitter.com/NASAEarth/status/1588178825917222912) for One Health Day 2022. This campaign promotes NASA Data Pathfinders (https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/learn/pathfinders/diseases-data-pathfinder) that can serve as a guide to using Earth science data to examine environmental health topics.

Veterinarians, physicians and allied health professionals, and environmental health specialists are all working toward a common goal: improved health. At the same time, the health of animals, people, and the environment are all inextricably connected.

This year the symposium will consider the intricate connections between landscape and human health through the lens of drought in Utah. We will explore the impact of drought on the Great Salt Lake ecosystem and on the wider Utah landscape. Topics consider the effect of Utah's ongoing drought on: Health of GSL and the Utah economy,Water conservation, the risk of infectious diseases, Air and water quality, Agriculture and food security in Utah.

KEYNOTE: Laura Haskell, Shelby Erickson, Utah Division of Water Resources