The occurrence and intensity of some natural hazards (eg hydro-meteorological) increase
due to climate change, with growing exposure and socio-economic vulnerability, leading to …

Territories and areas that Indigenous peoples and local communities govern, manage, and
conserve (hereafter territories of life) are increasingly recognized by scientists, international …

Migratory marine species (eg, seabirds, marine mammals, fish, and sea turtles) cross and
connect distant communities and ecosystems throughout their transboundary journeys. Due …

Evidence-informed decision-making is in increasing demand given growing pressures on
marine environments. A way to facilitate this is by knowledge exchange among marine …

This study aims to strengthen religious moderatism through the traditional authority of kiai.
The state's structural strengthening of religious moderatism only reached Muslim …

Fishers' Indigenous and local knowledge (ILK) has multidimensional contributions to
improve fisheries and aquatic ecosystems science, ranging from algae to whales and …

As risks and effects of climate hazards increase, disaster-prone communities need to gather
and systematize Local Disaster Knowledge (LDK) and link it with scientific knowledge for …

This study examines the indigenous knowledge and local mitigation of the Banyumas
people in Gununglurah village, Central Java, against landslides. Here, the local community …

Anticipation of futures using transdisciplinary approaches is critical to provide the basis for
appropriate action to cope with current and future risks and to foster sustainability …

Fishers possess detailed local ecological knowledge (LEK) which can be a valuable
resource for tracking long-term environmental changes in less studied tropical rivers. Our …