Academic papers and media commentaries frequently appeal to hope as a necessary
bulwark against despair for the conservation community. Such claims are often made in the …

The Arctic is warming–fast. Microbes in the Arctic play pivotal roles in feedbacks that magnify
the impacts of Arctic change. Understanding the genome evolution, diversity and dynamics …

Enormous ecological losses and profound planetary transformations mean that ours is a
time to grieve beyond the human. Yet, Joshua Trey Barnett argues in this eloquent and …

Abstract Transdisciplinary Sustainability Science has emerged as a viable answer to current
sustainability crises with the aim to strengthen collaborative knowledge production. To …

Goals play important roles in people's lives because they focus attention, mobilize effort, and
sustain motivation. Understanding conservationists' satisfaction with goal progress may …

The Anthropocene has arrived. Our current geological epoch is marked by human existence
as the leading force within the earth's environment and climate, operating well beyond the …

Humanity's self-ordained mandate to subdue and dominate nature is part of the cognitive
foundation of the modern world—a perspective that remains deeply ingrained in science …

The 17 sustainable development goals and their 169 targets comprise a comprehensive list
of prerequisites for human and planetary well-being, but they also implicitly invoke many of …

Biodiversity conservation work can be challenging but rewarding, and both aspects have
potential consequences for conservationists' mental health. Yet, little is known about …

Theology and Climate Change examines Progressive Dominion Theology (PDT) as a
primary cultural driver of anthropogenic climate change. PDT is a distinctive and Western …