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Research news | 2019-10-23
Being biocultural
Why biocultural diversity can contribute to both local and global sustainability
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Research news | 2019-08-28
Practice makes perfect
Why the idea that scientific expertise rests on the strict application of pre-determined technical methods is misplaced
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Research news | 2019-08-06
Nurturing nature
New research explores how environmental stewardship attitudes are influenced by the benefits humans receive from their environment
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Research news | 2019-06-24
Bottom-up approaches not always good for natural resource management
New study tests the theoretically popular notion that bottom-up approaches to urban environmental governance lead to a better match between social institutions and ecological realities
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Research news | 2019-06-20
Caring as Country
A collaborative research effort by Aboriginal custodians and academics in Western Sydney demonstrates how a caring attitude be applied in natural resource management
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Research news | 2019-04-24
Eight steps to action
There is a lot of scholarship dedicated to understanding knowledge of natural resource management but less on how learning influences real-world natural resource management
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Research news | 2018-09-02
Factors that cause woody encroachment in African savannahs
Increase in woody plants are increasingly affecting the African savannahs, reducing grazing for cattle and affecting mobility
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Research news | 2018-05-28
Rubber production in Laos and Myanmar struggle to become sustainable
Amid financial struggle and environmental degradation, prospects of sustainable rubber production in Laos and Myanmar look dim
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Research news | 2017-11-27
How plantain farmers in Costa Rica struggle despite rich access to ecosystem services
What plantain farmers in Costa Rica can teach us about the inconsistent links between access to ecosystem services and well-being
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Research news | 2017-11-08
What good natural resource management should look like
The Sakuraebi fishery in Taiwan is known as a success story among natural resource management scientists. New study looks at how leadership helped influence success
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Research news | 2017-11-06
Why natural resource management needs actionable knowledge
Why the need to understand the links between learning and action is critical to the sustainable management of natural resources
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Research news | 2017-08-25
Improving collaboration within marine protected areas
Invasion of the Indo-Pacific lionfish outside Jamaica reveals need to improve collaboration within marine protected areas
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Research news | 2017-04-25
Management of renewable resources during uncertainty
New modeling approach can help boost learning to deal with unexpected changes in management of renewable resources
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Research news | 2017-01-23
Why creating strong cooperatives might be more important than fishing at the most sustainable level
Creating strong cooperatives might be more important than fishing at the most sustainable level, new study suggests
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Research news | 2016-11-30
Enhancing livelihoods while governing natural resources
WorldFish partners with SwedBio to respond to a new regional coastal fishery policy in the Pacific
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Research news | 2016-11-04
Confidence is king, knowledge is queen
Why cooperation alone is not enough to secure sustainable use of a resource
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Research news | 2016-01-22
PhD thesis on long-term changes in the Baltic Sea
PhD thesis looks at the social-ecological dynamics of long-term changes in the Baltic Sea
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Research news | 2015-10-07
Why too stringent ecosystem management can cause serious damage
Managing ecosystems for predictable outcomes may backfire, new study warns
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Research news | 2015-05-18
Practices of the European Court of Human Rights support adaptive governance
Practices of the European Court of Human Rights support adaptive governance
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Research news | 2014-12-09
How Baltic Sea management turned a new page
New Centre thesis shows changes in HELCOM’s Baltic Sea management happen slowly
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Research news | 2014-08-05
Governance challenges in marine areas beyond national jurisdiction
Increasing exploitation of ocean areas beyond national jurisdiction present serious governance challenges
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Research news | 2014-07-02
Treat the sea like land
More than two billion people at risk unless tropical coastal seas are managed like farms, parks or cities, scientists warn
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Research news | 2014-05-06
An ocean of innovation
How theories of innovation and agency can explain the emergence of Marine Spatial Planning
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Research news | 2014-03-05
Stepping stones for species' dispersal and range expansion
A model to guide practitioners in planning for landscape connectivity
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Research news | 2013-11-18
There's a reason why they are called experts
Scenario planning yielding no different results than those of expert opinions
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Research news | 2013-09-03
Willing but unable
Insufficient management of connectivity in landscape planning due to lack of communication, not interest
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Research news | 2013-02-28
Managing feedbacks in social-ecological systems
Brian Walker on how to put key resilience concepts into practice
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Research news | 2013-02-28
Not geared for change?
Chwaka Bay in Zanzibar struggle to move towards sustainable fisheries
Stockholm Resilience Centre is a collaboration between Stockholm University and the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
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