Recent research highlights the challenge of achieving environmental governance goals in
the absence of collaboration among interdependent policy actors. This article explores …

Increased large and high-intensity wildfires causes large socioeconomic and ecological
impacts, which demands improved landscape management approaches where both …

This study aimed to explore differences in the perceptions of professional and voluntary
firefighters regarding the extreme wildfire events that occurred in Portugal in 2017. We …

Despite growing interest in conservation and re‐establishment of ecological connectivity,
few studies have explored its context‐specific social–ecological outcomes. We aimed to …

Wildfire occurrence has increased sharply in the last two decades in the Peruvian Andes.
There is, however, little research on wildfires and their impacts. This study explores the …

Households can experience the same wildfire event differently depending on the kinds of
risks posed to them, among other factors. These experiences can influence support or …

Increasing wildfire severity highlights the need for large-scale shifts in management of fire-
prone landscapes. While prior research has focused on cognitive biases, social norms, and …

Soils are a valuable renewable resource on human timescales, and they interact with
distinctive grassland ecosystems characterized by unique biodiversity and essential …

Louisiana, USA, is among the most vulnerable areas globally to coastal natural hazards,
with risk vulnerability likely increasing. The risks associated with non-tropical-cyclone …

Swidden smallholders are among the most vulnerable groups to climate change. Many
efforts have focused on incentivizing their transition to agroforestry, often with limited results …