Wildland fire incident commanders make wildfire response decisions within an increasingly
complex socio-environmental context. Threats to human safety and property, along with …

Despite providing essential ecosystem services, wetlands are one of the most threatened
ecosystems worldwide. Revegetation of wetlands is a critical aspect of restoring ecosystem …

Partnerships in marine monitoring combining Traditional Ecological Knowledge and western
science are developing globally to improve our understanding of temporal changes in …

Abstract Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), described as the relationship between
Indigenous peoples and the ecosystem, has always been part of Indigenous communities …

First Nations Australians have a cultural obligation to look after land and sea Country, and
Indigenous-partnered science is beginning to drive socially inclusive initiatives in …

Unified sustainability consciousness (USCon) refers to a shared cognition and awareness
among individuals and society about the importance of sustainability and the need to protect …

Abstract The persistence of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) among Indigenous and
local communities is often associated with socio-economic constraints, poverty, and lack of …

Traditional knowledge plays a crucial role in preserving biodiversity and public health and
can be utilized to teach mathematical concepts. This study aims to examine the dynamics of …

Disturbances impose a state of disequilibrium on ecosystems, often leading to the
maintenance of ecosystem type and prevention of state shifts. Grasslands serve as a model …

Nowadays, environmental education is being transformed into education for sustainable
development (ESD). The concept of sustainable development is a necessary condition for …