Abstract Knowledge is a vital resource for both understanding and addressing pressing
social–ecological challenges of our time. Sustainability scientists have thus increasingly …

Drivers for biodiversity loss are largely regulated by policies in non-environmental sectors.
The limited mainstreaming of biodiversity into respective policies remains yet to be …

Agricultural land systems, covering about 40 percent of the world's ice-free terrestrial
surface, are the single largest contributor to biodiversity loss worldwide (Chapin et al., 2000; …

Abstract Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) schemes incentivise landowners to
maintain, restore or enhance ecosystem services. Currently, there are more than 550 active …

Reducing vehicle miles traveled through increasing the use of public transit and improving
transit access is critical to reduce greenhouse gas (" GHG") emissions in California. Housing …

Mainstreaming biodiversity across political sectors and levels is a central challenge to
conserving global biodiversity. This article introduces biodiversity policy integration (BPI) as …

The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) has repeatedly failed to meet its global targets
in 2010 and 2020, pointing to persistent obstacles to implementation. National Biodiversity …

The effective conservation and promotion of biodiversity requires its integration into a wide
range of sectoral policies. For this to happen, the issue must receive attention across policy …

This article draws on areas of inquiry from the political ecology literature to critically examine
the influence of bridging organizations in marine conservation efforts in Indonesia. Bridging …

The paper aims to identify and analyze what types of governance challenges for sustainable
regional development in the context of globalization are more frequently found in …