Changes in the frequency and intensity of climate‐related disasters are changing the social
landscape for environmental research. Even in the most optimistic scenarios, the proportion …

Human societies face existential challenges on multiple fronts: climate change, biodiversity
loss, altered biogeochemical flows, social unrest and injustices. Innovative solutions are …

Rigorous scientific practice relies on the tenet of transparency. However, despite regular
transparency in areas such as data availability and methodological practice, the influence of …

Decision analysis provides a robust framework for complex decisions related to
environmental sustainability and conservation, including for energy and water, fisheries and …

To achieve better biodiversity outcomes and match local governance capacity, cumulative
effects assessment frameworks that combine Indigenous and western knowledge to predict …

Valued components (VCs) are at the core of impact assessment (IA), cumulative effects
management (CEM), and other environmental planning and management processes …

Wildlife must increasingly balance trade‐offs between the need to access important foods
and the mortality risks associated with human‐dominated landscapes. Human disturbance …

While Indigenous Knowledge (IK) contains a wealth of information on the behaviour and
habitat use of species, it is rarely included in the species-habitat models frequently used by …

The offshore wind energy (OSW) industry is pivotal for renewable energy transition and
climate resiliency. However, OSW activities may negatively affect aerofauna, contributing to …

Subsistence hunting, or “country food,” is essential for Indigenous Peoples who face high
food insecurity and is critical for Indigenous Food Sovereignty. For many First Nations of …