Impacts of algal blooms and microcystins in fish on small-scale fishers in Winam Gulf, Lake Victoria: implications for health and livelihood [0.03%]
维多利亚湖尼亚姆湾鱼类中藻华和微囊藻毒素对小型渔业的影响：对健康和生计的启示
Amber F Roegner,Jessica R Corman,Lewis M Sitoki et al.
Amber F Roegner et al.
Lake Victoria, bordered by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, provides one of the largest freshwater fisheries in the world and supports millions in small-scale fishing communities. Historical environmental change, including population growth, nu...
Tarsha Eason,Ahjond Garmestani
Tarsha Eason
Coral reef resilience is eroding at multiple spatial scales globally, with broad implications for coastal communities, and is thus a critical challenge for managing marine social-ecological systems (SESs). Many researchers believe that exte...
Sarah Clement,Ahjond Garmestani,Jo Ann Beckwith et al.
Sarah Clement et al.
Globally, wildfires are increasing in extent, frequency, and severity. Although global climate change is a major driver and large-scale governance interventions are essential, focusing on governance at smaller scales is of great importance ...
Conceptualizing Trust and Distrust as Alternative Stable States: Lessons from the Flint Water Crisis [0.03%]
从弗林特水危机中重新定义信任和不信任作为替代稳定状态的思路
J A Hamm,J S Carrera,J A Van Fossen et al.
J A Hamm et al.
Despite the universally recognized importance of fostering trust and avoiding distrust in governance relationships, there remains considerable debate on core questions like the relation between (dis)trust and the evaluations of the characte...
Reviewing the relationship between neoliberal societies and nature: implications of the industrialized dominant social paradigm for a sustainable future [0.03%]
重新审视新自由主义社会与自然的关系：工业化主导社会范式对于可持续未来的影响
Jeanne M Bogert,Jacintha Ellers,Stephan Lewandowsky et al.
Jeanne M Bogert et al.
How a society relates to nature is shaped by the dominant social paradigm (DSP): a society's collective view on social, economic, political, and environmental issues. The characteristics of the DSP have important consequences for natural sy...
Dustin L Herrmann,Kirsten Schwarz,Craig R Allen et al.
Dustin L Herrmann et al.
Managing social-ecological systems toward desirable regimes requires learning about the system being managed while preparing for many possible futures. Adaptive management (AM) and scenario planning (SP) are two systems management approache...
David G Angeler,Craig R Allen,Ahjond Garmestani et al.
David G Angeler et al.
A key challenge of the Anthropocene is to confront the dynamic complexity of systems of people and nature to guide robust interventions and adaptations across spatiotemporal scales. Panarchy, a concept rooted in resilience theory, accounts ...
David G Angeler,Brian C Chaffin,Shana M Sundstrom et al.
David G Angeler et al.
Management frequently creates system conditions that poorly mimic the conditions of a desirable self-organizing regime. Such management is ubiquitous across complex systems of people and nature and will likely intensify as these systems fac...
Joseph E Flotemersch,Samantha M Shattuck,Kelsey B Aho et al.
Joseph E Flotemersch et al.
Aquatic ecosystems provide services essential to human health and economies. Therefore, resource management programs aim to ensure the sustainable flow of these services. Stakeholder engagement is often a critical tool in learning what serv...
Rivers and streams in the media: a content analysis of ecosystem services [0.03%]
媒介中的河流与溪流——对生态系统服务的内涵分析
Matthew A Weber,Shannon Caplan,Paul Ringold et al.
Matthew A Weber et al.
Although ecosystem services research has become common, few efforts are directed toward in-depth understanding of the specific ecological quantities people value. The theoretical framework of final ecosystem services focuses attention on su...