Coastal is the coupling of socio-economic and fragile ecosystems area existing
development and protection problems, with lots of reserve land resources (ie, bottomland …

Forest resource governance and institutional structures are dynamic and respond to
emerging social-ecological contexts mostly 'circumstantially.'Using adaptive governance …

The main functional area is a concept proposed by China based on foreign spatial planning,
which breaks the long-standing concept of taking economic aggregate as the starting point …

Background Institutions can play a key role in coordinating how natural resources are
effectively managed and used without over-exploitation. Institutions are laws, policies, and …

Nature conservation and sustainable development goals are challenged by powerful
economic incentives to exploit natural resources, particularly in many tropical countries …

Sustainable and equitable natural resource governance remains both a major societal goal
and significant policy challenge, in part because it involves cross-scalar interactions …

There has been the call to forge a synergistic relationship between local ecological
knowledge and formal institutions in the governance of natural resources. How do informal …

Nature conservation and sustainable development goals are challenged by powerful
economic incentives to exploit natural resources, particularly in many tropical countries …

Abstract ENGLISH SUMMARY: Spurred by increasing environmental problems, research
about the contribution of natural resources governance to the conservation of biodiversity …

Abstract ENGLISH SUMMARY: Complexities of the post-New Public Management (NPM)
era have resulted in a new governance regime that hinges on 'collaboration', a network …