The management of large common-pool resources, like fisheries and forests, is more difficult
when more people and more communities can access them—a particular problem given …

Public engagement on socioscientific issues is crucial to explore solutions to different crises
facing humanity today. It is vital for fostering transformative change. Yet, assumptions shape …

In a changing climate, there is an imperative to build coupled social‐ecological systems—
including fisheries—that can withstand or adapt to climate stressors. Although resilience …

Mangroves as a critical ecosystem in tropical and subtropical intertidal zones are
undergoing accelerated degradation. Efforts to establish protected areas have been credited …

There is an increasing expectation for more scientists to engage with industry, government,
and communities to solve climate change. A group for whom these calls are now prevalent …

Renewable portfolio standards (RPS) and tradable green certificate (TGC) systems are
mandatory institutional change that promote the renewable energy development and …

Engagement of the public by researchers and policymakers is crucial to address pressing
societal issues. Yet, while it holds the promise of improving interactions among distinct …

Global change has a significant impact on coastal populations and their reliance on coastal
ecosystems and resources. This is particularly true for small-scale fisheries (SSF) in Brazil …

Environmental governance research has discovered much about what drives collective
action to address human-environment issues, including factors such as risk perceptions and …

Abstract Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) system is a mandatory institutional change
for China to achieve low-carbon energy transition, its implementation will trigger collective …