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Wellbeing

Environmental Wellbeing

environmental

Environmental Wellbeing reflects our degree of awareness and appreciation of the critical role the environment plays in our individual wellbeing; an understanding that humans are part of the environment and not separate from it; that all human activity impacts the environment and can jeopardize the environment’s ability to provide essential services needed to sustain life. 

The environment is the basic foundation of individual wellbeing. Often referred to as natural capital, the environment functions and interacts with human systems, social systems, and the built environment. Environmental wellbeing is imbedded within many of the dimensions of the wheel because of people’s continual direct interaction with their physical surroundings.  Environmental wellbeing can be maximized by accepting personal responsibility for the conservation of our natural resources, preservation of nature’s beauty and insuring all ecosystem services remain viable.

View our Green Living Guidepdf and find out how to Be Crimson and Go Green!

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Apple of the Day

Hay fever getting you down?  Try washing your hair at night.  Washing your hair at night will remove any pollen and keep it from settling on your pillows and bedding.  Also avoid common irritants like tobacco smoke, automobile exhaust, hair spray and perfume.

Zorba Paster M.D. Medical Ed. Top Health


WSU Wellbeing, PO Box 641830, Washington State University, Pullman WA 99164-1830 | (509) 335-8732 | wellbeing@wsu.edu