An increasing need for novel approaches to knowledge co-production that effectively and
equitably address sustainability challenges has arisen in the twenty-first century. Calls for …

The expansion of globalized industrial societies is causing global warming, ecosystem
degradation, and species and language extinctions worldwide. Mainstream conservation …

Can diversity make for better science? Although diversity has ethical and political value,
arguments for its epistemic value require a bridge between normative and mechanistic …

Abstract The UN System of Environmental-Economic Accounting Ecosystem Accounting
(SEEA EA) aims at regular and standardised stocktaking of the extent of ecosystems, their …

Linear logic models are insufficient to understand how interventions work in complex areas
such as sustainable tourism. We present Participatory Systems Mapping (PSM), a novel …

Urban economic development is one of the primary engines of hazard exposure and
differential social vulnerability, nevertheless, the drivers of urban development are rarely …

Freshwater salinity is rising across many regions of the United States as well as globally, a
phenomenon called the freshwater salinization syndrome (FSS). The FSS mobilizes organic …

Decision-makers are increasingly asked to act differently in how they respond to complex
urban challenges, recognising the value in bringing together and integrating cross …

Highlights•Inclusion of diverse communities in shadow networks advances procedural
justice.•Social learning within shadow networks may enable new governance structures to …

Cognitive maps, or mental maps, are externalized portrayals of mental models—people's
mental representations of reality and their presumptions about how the world works. They …