How to prioritize funding to sustain science

Fire governance must move beyond uniform suppression toward legitimate, adaptive, and context-specific policies aligned with ecological dynamics and local livelihoods, based on evidence from Madagasca...

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Over the last two decades, collaborative approaches to forest governance have become commonplace, valued for their potential to reduce conflict and increase equity and democracy. Despite growing appl....

Dissolved oxygen (DO) has been extensively studied in streams and rivers, and its diel dynamics have become the primary lens through which whole-stream metab...

This Review provides a detailed summary of global CO₂, CH₄ and N₂O emissions from inland waters. The authors map emission hot spots, assess anthropogenic drivers and historical increases, evaluate con...

Existing nature-based solutions (NbS) typologies prioritize technical form, ecosystem function or spatial scale and treat governance as secondary, limiting their ability to explain variation in feasib...

In this paper we explore the complex interconnected relationship between political instability, environmental degradation, and the social contract in Palestine. We present the discussion by utilizing ...

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This article proposes a conceptual framework for the systemic performance of water services as an alternative to approaches focused exclusively on the operator. Based on a critical review of the liter...

This paper examines Indigenous weather science through a workshop with Indigenous Knowledge Holders, documenting traditional weather prediction methods and their responses to climate change and sever...

This article examines the ecological and social impacts of altered river flow regimes and industrial agriculture on the Kamilaroi people and their traditional Country in Moree and Mungindi, New Sou...

Socio-ecological resilience recognizes that humans and nature are inextricably connected, and humans play an increasingly central and active role in determin...

As global climate, land use, and fire management strategies continue to change, so do patterns of wildfire. These changing patterns have led to challenges associated with the relationships between ...

This study presents a redefinition of maladaptation to climate change, offering a comprehensive analysis through qualitative content analysis with an inducti...

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PDF | The Sudd is the largest tropical wetland in the world, and its ecosystem services are fundamental to the livelihoods, well-being, and cultural... | Find, read and cite all the research you need ...

This study develops a concept of immiseration, defined as protracted depletion of agency, removing adaptive capacity in the face of risks, such as climate change. Life-histories of differentially (...

The interchange between the previously disconnected faunas of North and South America was a massive experiment in biological invasion. A major gap ...

Climate change severely affects wetland communities in Bangladesh through recurrent flooding, prolonged waterlogging, and increasing livelihood insecu…

PDF | The cultures and livelihoods of communities whose customary lands include areas of the Cuvette Centrale peatlands are deeply entangled with... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ...

Groundwater degradation is commonly understood to exacerbate societal inequities. However, its effects can be more complex, reconfiguring existing patterns of advantage and disadvantage rather than si...

Forests worldwide are increasingly exposed to soil drought under climate change, with their fates depending on the ability to maintain essential fu...

Prescribed burning is a key tool in land management globally used to reduce wildfire risks and achieve ecological, cultural and resource management objectives across both natural and human systems. De...

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Circular economy concepts are largely shaped by Global North contexts of resource overuse in industrialized economies. A review of 183 studies in low- and lower-middle-income countries reveals how cir...

Creating distance: a localized understanding of decentralization

Wildfires pose an escalating threat to communities across California, with Spanish-speaking populations facing disproportionate vulnerabilities due to limited access to culturally and linguistically a...

Regional groundwater models reproduce heads but diverge in vertical flow and budgets, revealing key model contrasts Calibrating to vertical head gradients increased vertical anisotropy and yielde...