Literature on co-production is booming. Yet, most literature is aspirational and
methodological in nature, focusing on why co-production is important for environmental …

Science, as both a body of knowledge and a process of acquiring new knowledge, is widely
regarded as playing a central role in biodiversity conservation. Science undoubtedly …

Current ocean management approaches are often characterised by economic or
environmental objectives, paying limited consideration to social and cultural dimensions, as …

This paper interrogates the concept of transdisciplinarity, both theoretically and practically,
from a perspective of early career researchers (ECRs) in transformative ocean governance …

The challenges of achieving just, equitable and sustainable ocean futures require a new
type of transdisciplinary and action-oriented science that integrates across disciplines and …

Suspended sediment concentration (SSC) information on the coastal waters is necessary for
understanding and management of the estuarine environment. It serves as an indicator of …

Non-technical summaryTransdisciplinary approaches for sustainability brings natural and
social science researchers together with non researchers to fill gaps in scientific knowledge …

Coastal zones are complex systems where sustainability needs local participative
governance, whose absence may result in conflicts between social actors. In its absence …

The constantly growing tourism sector does not only bring economic well‐being to host
communities but also raises environmental and social questions. Communities increasingly …

Integrated coastal and marine management (ICM) holds considerable promise for
addressing gaps in conventional sector-based approaches to the management of coastal …