In the 12 years since Dudgeon et al.(2006) reviewed major pressures on freshwater
ecosystems, the biodiversity crisis in the world's lakes, reservoirs, rivers, streams and …

The policy landscape is changing as Canada considers its energy future. The Canadian
boreal zone has a large amount of natural resources, giving Canada options in terms of its …

Management of cyanobacteria has become an increasingly complex venture. Cyanobacteria
risks have amplified as society moves forward in an era of accelerated global changes. The …

Marine policy and management has to cope with a plethora of human activities that cause
pressures leading to changes to the natural and human systems. Accordingly, it requires …

Water and forests are inextricably linked. Pressures on forests from population growth and
climate change are increasing risks to forests and their aquatic ecosystem services (AES) …

Maintaining the current state of ecosystem services from freshwater and marine ecosystems
around the world is at risk. Cumulative effects of multiple human pressures on ecosystem …

Risk management processes increasingly call for enhanced stakeholder participation, and
aim to integrate different risk perceptions, concerns and interests. Frequently, this goal is …

Marine planning and coastal zone management require an understanding of the policy
context (Cormier et al., 2015) that addresses ecosystem, cultural, social, economic, and …

Canada will be unable to meet its greenhouse gas pledges—of reducing greenhouse gas
emissions by 30% over 2005 levels by 2030—without transitioning away from the current …

The boreal zone is at risk of cumulative effects of natural resource extraction activities, which
may be further exacerbated in the face of climate change. A major challenge is the lack of …