Volume 30, Issue 1
Mar 2025
Research
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Effects of long-term ecological research and cognitive biases on the evaluation of scientific information by public land managers in Oregon and Washington, USA
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Recreational angler and stakeholder perceptions of policy changes to recreational fishery management: the case of red snapper devolution in the Gulf of Mexico
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Sustainability and resilience through connection: the economic metacommunities of the Western USA
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Identifying intangible and biocultural heritage elements toward environmental understanding: engaging stakeholders through art
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Disjointed modes of building resilience to socio-environmental crises
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Managing beyond water: utilizing community well-being interviews in the Upper Yakima River Basin, USA, for climate change adaptation
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Enabling “barrio” innovation: a grassroots approach for centering community initiatives in just sustainability transformations
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Cultural and empowerment priorities amid tensions in knowledge systems and resource allocation: insights from the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area
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Water-related problématiques: five archetypical contexts of water governance
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Harvesting change: unraveling social-ecological impacts of a food hub (LebensMittelPunkt) through a living lab approach
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Great expectations for collective management: the mismatch between supply and demand for catchment groups
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Operationalizing and measuring climate change adaptation success
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Guardians of biodiversity: unraveling Guarani-Kaiowá biocultural memories and ecological wisdom in Atlantic rainforests
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Cocina Colaboratorio: cooking transdisciplinary transformations of local food systems
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Dichotomy or continuum? A global review of the interaction between autonomous and planned adaptations
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Equity in resilience: a case study of community resilience to wildfire in southwestern Oregon, United States
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Colombia’s long road toward peace: implications for environmental human rights defenders
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Fuzzy SETS: acknowledging multiple membership of elements within social-ecological-technological systems (SETS) theory
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Facilitating convergence research on water resource management with a collaborative, adaptive, and multi-scale systems thinking framework
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Diverse values regarding nature are related to stable forests: the case of Indigenous lands in Panama
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Understanding pastoralist adaptations to drought via games and choice experiments: field testing among Borana communities
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Framing the regime shift concept: an epistemological analysis of a central ecological notion in the context of the North Sea cod crisis
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Knowledge that affects: an assemblage approach
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Managing contractual uncertainty for drinking water services in rural Mali
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What is behind land use change in tropical forests? From local relations to global mining concessions PDF
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Towards an incoherent convergence science: diverse economies, crises, and recoveries, and the hope for better futures
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Bridging the nature-culture divide: a biocultural reclassification of the World Heritage Sites
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Special Feature
The roles and values of the natural environment in Northern Uganda’s peace process: a conceptual document analysis PDF
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Making sense of territorial changes: affective and moral dimensions of place attachments and meanings PDF
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Collapse of the oyster population in Apalachicola Bay: cascading social impacts from an ecologically and culturally significant species PDF
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Special Feature
The seeds’ substrate: a concept to understand how transformations toward Good Anthropocenes can be enabled PDF
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Special Feature
Governing sinking worlds: sensemakings of subsidence in Rotterdam, The Netherlands PDF
Synthesis
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Convergence, transdisciplinarity, and team science: an interepistemic approach
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Constellating cultivation: texturing agroecological legacies with a mixed-methods approach in Hawaiʻi
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“Men who love the oak trees”: services and care in the cork oak forests of Southern Andalusia PDF
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Confronting colonial history: toward healing, just, and equitable Indigenous conservation futures PDF
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Positioning blue justice at local scales: insights for transdisciplinarity through art-science integration PDF
Insight
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Making room for meaningful inclusion of Indigenous and local knowledge in global assessments: our experiences in the values assessment of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
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Creating a quiet buzz: opportunities and challenges for meaningful participation of boreal forest apiarists in the science-policy interface for biodiversity and ecosystem services