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Ecology and Society
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ISSN 1708-3087 · Resilience Alliance · 3.641 artikel di indeks
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Local knowledge and the dynamics of resilience in social-ecological systems: land use change impacts on acequia systems
Land use change (LUC) is a major cause of vulnerability in social-ecological systems (SES), particularly in acequias. Acequias are agriculture-based communities, mostly located in northern New Mexico, United States. Acequia communities are experiencing rapid residential expansion, leading to the…
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Climate-induced water-related hazards and migration decisions: a choice experiment from Lower Shire Valley, Malawi
The gap between practice and theory is widely acknowledged as a critical challenge in water-related disaster risk management. It is a major cause of policy inefficiencies and disintegrated governance. This paper explores the theoretical underpinnings of how the Lower Shire Valley population…
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Beyond the shoreline: making sense of coexistence for the marine governance realm
Coexistence, a concept long explored in other disciplines, has recently gained prominence in marine governance, driven by growing pressures from ocean industrialization and blue growth. In marine governance, it is commonly used to describe industry spatial and temporal overlap in the ocean…
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Nature relatedness, rather than species knowledge, facilitates biodiversity-friendly food choices
Global food supply chains have decoupled people from food and from place. Such fragmentation thereby reinforces ongoing biodiversity decline through industrial agricultural land use and food production. Transforming the food system requires a reconnection between people and nature through food…
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Biocultural approaches to fish stewardship: linkages between culture and biodiversity across scales (from genes to place)
Centering the relationships between peoples and elements of nature is critical to improve resilience to climate and biodiversity crises. However, it is unclear how to apply this relational focus to the protection of intraspecific variation, the genetic and trait diversity found within a single…
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Adaptive capacity of fishing companies facing spatial competition with offshore wind farms: insights from scallop fishers in Normandy (France)
Understanding how fishing companies adapt to spatial changes related to the development of offshore wind farms is crucial for predicting the future evolution of coastal social-ecological systems. We discuss a theoretical adaptive capacity index, developed within a capital-based framework, using…
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Exploring the quality of participation in an application of the Adaptive Systemic Approach to integrated water resources management development in Rwanda
The Adaptive Systemic Approach (ASA) is designed to enable researchers from different disciplines, with varying applied sustainability science experience, to collaborate, and to engage with landscape stakeholders, in tackling complex sustainability issues. Participation and collaboration are at the…
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Weaving relational values around a threatened river landscape: bundles, interrelations, and social drivers from northern Chile
Relational values (RVs) emphasize the collective, cultural, and affective dimensions of human–nature relationships, yet their assessment remains limited. Advancing the empirical and methodological understanding of RVs is crucial to foster more plural and adaptive governance of social-ecological…
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Who gets to eat wild fish and meat? A socially disaggregated analysis of wild animal consumption across diverse rural environments in five countries of the Global South
Wild fish and meat (WFM) are vital provisioning ecosystem services in tropical regions, supporting food security, livelihoods, and cultural identity. Yet their use increasingly intersects with conservation and nutrition challenges amid rapid social and ecological change. Actors engaged in WFM span…
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Culinary practices and the study of long-term cultural resilience
Resilience theory has gained enormous popularity in archaeological narratives in the last 30 years. In spite of the myriad of studies applying this theoretical approach to past social-ecological dynamics, the potential of using archaeological data to explore long-term cultural resilience has been…
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Exploring forest futures: ethics and governance of assisted migration as a climate adaptation strategy
As climate change accelerates shifts in forest ecosystems, forest assisted migration (hereafter “assisted migration”) has gained attention as a climate adaptation strategy. In forest contexts, assisted migration encompasses a gradient of interventions—from assisted gene flow through non-local seed…
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Applying the Adaptive Systemic Approach to strengthen co-learning in two Learning Watersheds in Ethiopia: a pathway toward participatory adaptive governance
Centuries of subsistence agriculture in Ethiopia’s highlands have led to extensive soil erosion, reduced vegetation cover, and declining rural livelihoods. In response, six Learning Watersheds (LWs) were established in 2012 to restore degraded landscapes through integrated watershed (catchment)…
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Examining commercial fishers’ perceptions and motivations for conservation in Southern Australia
Commercial fishers are a key stakeholder in fishery resources and their involvement in marine conservation is an essential component to an inclusive whole-of-society approach. Although commercial fishing has led to over-exploitation and ecosystem degradation, this outcome is not universal nor…
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Determinants of adaptive versus coping responses in social‑ecological systems
Systemic shocks such as the COVID‑19 pandemic expose vulnerabilities in social‑ecological systems and test the response capacity of individuals and institutions. To investigate how institutional context and individual‑level adaptive capacity shape responses, we conducted 166 surveys with reef…
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How to catch flies in the city (fast): citizen science on Drosophila ecology helps to raise awareness for biodiversity in urban environments
To efficiently mitigate biodiversity loss both robust ecological data and broader societal engagement are needed. Citizen science offers a pathway to address these dual challenges by combining data collection with public involvement. We introduce the citizen science project Vienna City Fly…
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Stakeholder expectations for future mountain forests: synergies, trade-offs, limitations, and barriers in ecosystem service supply
Climate change is altering the dynamics of ecosystem services provided by mountain forests, with social responses to changes (e.g., management) influencing their future availability and supply. However, research specifically targeting stakeholder expectations of future mountain forests and their…
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The importance of “Ancestral Future” in adapting to climate change for Ashaninka women in Peru
Indigenous women’s adaptation initiatives to the disproportionate impact of climate change on their food systems and health are often marginalized, hampering efforts to develop holistic and culturally sensitive solutions. This study examines how Indigenous women understand and respond to the…
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Thengapalli : a case study on Kondh women-led forest governing system and circulation of their knowledge
Forest governance consists of a network of actors who share knowledge to inform decision-making processes regarding conservation and governing practices. Interactions and knowledge sharing among these actors facilitates in creating platforms where communities of practice (CoPs) emerge. Yet…
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Tension between opportunities and risks of deep learning in social-ecological systems research
Deep learning is rapidly reshaping many scientific disciplines, yet often the speed of change in the algorithmic landscape outpaces critical reflection on the epistemological implications of this paradigm shift. Social-ecological systems (SES) present a uniquely tense setting for deep learning’s…
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Changing land tenure and livelihood pressures reshape fire use in a dynamic social-ecological system
Fire has long played a central role in African savannas, shaping landscapes and sustaining subsistence livelihoods. Fire regimes in these landscapes are changing, with marked declines in burned area observed over recent decades. Although large-scale land acquisitions (LSLAs), particularly for…
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