Both the number and the extent of protected areas have grown considerably in recent years,
but evaluations of their effectiveness remain partial and are hard to compare across cases …

Sustainable resource management requires governance systems that facilitate effective
collaboration among a variety of stakeholder interests, across jurisdictional scales and …

Generating actionable knowledge to meet current sustainability challenges requires
unprecedented collaboration across scales, geographies, cultures and knowledges …

Conflict is the forgotten sibling of collaborative governance. Variably framed as an
alternative to collaboration, a contextual feature shaping interpersonal interactions, or an …

Although the Anthropocene has heralded unprecedented recognition of, and concern about
the consequences of landscape degradation to humans, pathways to effective long-term …

The importance of collaborative approaches to governing social-ecological systems (SES)
towards more transformative outcomes is now widely acknowledged. Theoretical and meth …

Collaborative governance has emerged as a popular approach to address complex
governance problems. In recent years, research within this tradition has studied the linkage …

Place-based social-ecological research is often designed to improve local environmental
governance, but it can also inform decisions at larger scales or in other places. However, the …

The convergence paradigm underlines the importance of integrating multiple disciplines
through collaboration. However, the crucial question of how scientists' disciplinary …

Considering the increase of wetland degradation globally, a need exists for an integrated
approach that involves communities to collectively protect and sustain wetlands. In the Tsitsa …