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“The future for pastoralists is dark unless something is done”: illuminating the constraints and opportunities for a climate-resilient future for Kenyan pastoralists
Fox, E. L., A. Kabelo, G. J. Michlig, F. Abdi, I. Tombo, A. Reich, A. Shukri, H. J. Swartz, and J. Fanzo. 2025. “The future for pastoralists is dark unless something is done”: illuminating the constraints and opportunities for a climate-resilient future for Kenyan pastoralists. Ecology and Society 30(2):39.
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“The future for pastoralists is dark unless something is done”: illuminating the constraints and opportunities for a climate-resilient future for Kenyan pastoralists
Fox, E. L., A. Kabelo, G. J. Michlig, F. Abdi, I. Tombo, A. Reich, A. Shukri, H. J. Swartz, and J. Fanzo. 2025. “The future for pastoralists is dark unless something is done”: illuminating the constraints and opportunities for a climate-resilient future for Kenyan pastoralists. Ecology and Society 30(2):39.
Paradigms in action: exploring environmental consultants’ perspectives on water resilience
Burchard-Levine, A. F., O. Popescu, N. W. Jager, and D. Huitema. 2025. Paradigms in action: exploring environmental consultants’ perspectives on water resilience. Ecology and Society 30(2):38.
Dimensions of integration for landscape connectivity planning: a framework for understanding challenges and opportunities
Newell, R., N.-M. E. Lister, M. Brocki, A. Cerbu, A. Dale, and S. Careri. 2025. Dimensions of integration for landscape connectivity planning: a framework for understanding challenges and opportunities. Ecology and Society 30(2):37.
Climate change, nature degradation, and financial stability: a review of domino-effects between finance, climate, and the biosphere
Sánchez-García, P. A., V. Galaz, J. C. Rocha, and F. Barbour. 2025. Climate change, nature degradation, and financial stability: a review of domino-effects between finance, climate, and the biosphere. Ecology and Society 30(2):36.
Challenges and opportunities of using applied theatre in environmental decision-making: the views of practitioners
Olvera-Hernandez, S., P. Novo, J. Martin-Ortega, M. A. Mesa-Jurado, and G. Holmes. 2025. Challenges and opportunities of using applied theatre in environmental decision-making: the views of practitioners. Ecology and Society 30(2):35.
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