Over the past 30 years, direct transfers to beneficiaries have become an increasingly
important tool for addressing society's need for effective, efficient, and equitable …

Although changes in ecosystems in response to climate and land-use change are known to
have implications for the provision of different environmental and ecosystem services …

Within the realm of international agricultural biodiversity conservation, there has been a
surge of funding for “pre‐breeding” of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture …

This paper reconceptualises social rights through an integration of human welfare and
environmental welfare. This is essential if we are making a case for the radical policy …

In response to widespread soil erosion, biodiversity loss, and rapid social and ecological
homogenization of agri-environmental landscapes, economic incentives such as payments …

Ecosystem service valuation (ESV) can inform land-use change policy and adaptation
responses to climate change in Pacific Small Island Developing States. Despite Small Island …

Freshwater resources underpin multiple livelihood systems around the world, particularly in
highly productive tropical floodplain regions. Sustaining Indigenous people's access to …

A social licence to operate is increasingly important in the resources industry, particularly
with respect to mining activities that might jeopardize water sources on indigenous lands …

Ecosystem‐based protection is becoming a viable adaptation option to conventional
engineered solutions to rising sea levels and coastal erosion. While the environmental and …

Conservation is likely to be most successful if it draws on knowledge from across the natural
and social sciences. The ecosystem services concept has been called a boundary object in …