Research on ecosystem services has focused on their availability or supply and often takes
a socially-aggregated approach that assumes a single human community of identical …

Catchment resilience is the capacity of a combined social ecological system, comprised of
water, land, ecological resources and communities in a river basin, to deal with sudden …

Urbanization profoundly transforms ecosystems and the bundles of services they provide to
people. The relationship between urbanization and how ecosystem services are produced …

Urbanisation and population ageing are two critical trends identified in the New Urban
Agenda. Understanding the relationship between environment-related experiences and well …

Marine heating is the long-term climate-induced warming of oceans. Marked by more
frequent, longer and widespread marine heatwave events, the severity of marine heating is …

Community resilience approaches are often criticized for failing to recognize how community
adaptability is shaped by multiple levels and scales of heterogeneous power relations. A …

Aesthetic values are a key driver of tourist and recreational visitation to natural areas and
are listed among the selection criteria for World Heritage properties. However, assessment …

Urbanisation and population growth continue to impact already pressured harbour
environments, resulting in a proliferation of artificial structures in the marine environment. In …

Accounting of the goods and services provided by ecosystems to human communities
provides a basis for informed sustainable development, policy, and conservation decision …

This paper provides a perspective on how art and cross-cultural conversations can facilitate
understanding of important scientific processes, outcomes and conclusions, using the …