Global groundwater resources are under strain, with cascading effects on producers, food
and fibre production systems, communities and ecosystems. Investments in biophysical …

As blue water resources become increasingly scarce with more frequent droughts and
overuse, irrigated agriculture faces significant challenges to reduce its water footprint while …

Farmers are often critically important to the success of common-pool resource governance
reforms. Nevertheless, their participation in these off-farm reform processes has received …

In the past few decades, farmers and researchers have firmly established that biologically
diversified farming systems improve ecosystem services both on and off the farm, producing …

Area-wide management (AWM) is a strategy for invasive plant pests and diseases in which
management actions are coordinated across property boundaries to target the entire pest or …

Climate change is impacting farmers worldwide; none more so than the millions of
smallholder farmers who rely entirely on rain-fed agriculture. Adapting agricultural practices …

In this paper, we examine the implications of groundwater sustainability policies on
agricultural land retirement and how retired land can be repurposed to minimize social …

Water resources are simultaneously intrinsic to global health and prosperity while being
threatened by anthropogenic pressures associated with the population growth that they …

The sustainability of agriculture in the American West depends on the capacity of farmers to
adapt to water resource constraints. Most US studies of agricultural adaptations measure …

Common-pool resource theory suggests that the direct participation of local natural resource
users in the management of common-pool resources can lead to effective management …