We examine issues to consider when reframing conservation science and practice in the
context of global change. New framings of the links between ecosystems and society are …

With the ambition to contribute to the endeavour of co‐management, this paper focuses on
the critical aspect of legitimacy and sets out to explain stakeholder acceptance in natural …

Deliberative forms of stakeholder participation have been widely embraced as a key
measure for addressing legitimacy deficits and non-compliance in environmental …

The conflicts that frequently manifest in the Swedish mountains often stem from the use and
preservation of natural resources. Resistance against protected area proposals, protests …

Abstract In Paraty (Brazil), where small-scale fisheries and protected areas management are
intertwined, government agencies have shown an intention to transition towards …

It is widely assumed that stakeholder participation has great potential to improve the
perceived legitimacy of natural resource management (NRM) and that the deliberative …

Rural areas supply the planet's natural resources while simultaneously harbor refuges for
most of the world's remaining biodiversity and intact, resilient ecosystems. Since traditional …

A new structure for decision‐making in relation to management of large carnivores is
presently being implemented in Sweden through a system of regional Wildlife Management …

This paper addresses the position of the museum sector in relation to public policy-making
about climate change. It is informed by the perspectives of museum and science centre …

Many countries are fast implementing forest conservation Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)
as an innovative conservation approach. However, with the growing human needs, forest …