Climate change extreme events have consequential impacts that influence the responses of
vegetation dynamics as well as ecosystem functioning and sustainable human well-being …

In sustainability science, revising the paradigms that separate humans from nature is
considered a powerful 'leverage point'in pursuit of transformations. The coupled social …

Methods are often thought of as neutral tools that researchers can pick up and use to learn
about a reality 'out there.'Motivated by growing recognition of complexity, there have been …

Communication about seaweed aquaculture has so far been dominated by its many socio‐
economic and ecological advantages. A key risk of this 'hype'is the potential loss of support …

Ecological restoration programs increasingly aim to provide socio-economic and
environmental benefits. However, monitoring of socio-economic outcomes of these …

Agricultural landscapes often overlap with areas of high biodiversity. Conservation efforts in
these areas have the potential to play a pivotal role in mitigating biodiversity loss and …

Environmental pragmatism grew out of dissatisfaction with the inefficaciousness of
environmental philosophy in influencing environmental decision-making and policy. Its most …

Monitoring for adaptive management (AM) involves collection of data with the aim of
reducing uncertainty about links between human pressures (eg water abstraction from …

Over the past decade, there has been increased international interest in understanding and
recognizing the contribution of Indigenous natural and cultural resource management …

As we advance into the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, understanding
the relationship between science, management, and policy is increasingly important given …