The relationship between environmental resilience, livability, and public health has never been more relevant. As cities expand and climate-related challenges grow, finding ways to build sustainable, healthy communities has become a global priority. Environmental resilience denotes the inherent ability of ecological frameworks and human societies to withstand and recover from disturbances, regardless of whether these disturbances stem from climate alterations, environmental pollution, or natural disasters. Augmenting this resilience is imperative for the conservation of biodiversity, the assurance of sustainable resource management practices, and the safeguarding of communities against environmental threats.