Seeking sustainable pathways for land use in Latin America
Sep 2020
Guest Editorial
Research
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The forest transition in São Paulo, Brazil: historical patterns and potential driversPDF
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Toward understanding the dynamics of land change in Latin America: potential utility of a resilience approach for building archetypes of land-systems changePDF
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The changing chagras: traditional ecological knowledge transformations in the Colombian AmazonPDF
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Beyond PES and REDD+: Costa Rica on the way to climate-smart landscape management?PDF
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Multiscale spatial planning to maintain forest connectivity in the Argentine Chaco in the face of deforestationPDF
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Beyond proximate and distal causes of land-use change: linking Individual motivations to deforestation in rural contextsPDF
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Forests expand as livestock pressure declines in subtropical South AmericaPDF
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Toward negotiated mitigation of landslide risks in informal settlements: reflections from a pilot experience in Medellín, ColombiaPDF
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Agricultural expansion in Uruguayan grasslands and priority areas for vertebrate and woody plant conservationPDF
Insight
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A systems thinking approach for eliciting mental models from visual boundary objects in hydropolitical contexts: a case study from the Pilcomayo River BasinPDF
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Transformation of traditional shifting cultivation into permanent cropping systems: a case study in Sarayaku, EcuadorPDF
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Land use planning in the Amazon basin: challenges from resilience thinkingPDF