As climate change and biodiversity loss affect more places across the globe, reports of
ecological grief–an emotional response to the loss of valued places, species, or ecosystems …

Ocean sustainability initiatives–in research, policy, management and development–will be
more effective in delivering comprehensive benefits when they proactively engage with …

Gender equality is critical to achieving transformative action, policies and change towards
sustainable ocean management. However, historically women have been largely excluded …

Global change has a significant impact on coastal populations and their reliance on coastal
ecosystems and resources. This is particularly true for small-scale fisheries (SSF) in Brazil …

Analysing gender in small-scale fisheries (SSF) is vital for understanding the contributions of
women and men and detecting potential inequalities. In this study, the shelled mollusc …

Marine fishing is paramount to the provision of sustainable coastal livelihood welfare;
especially in the global South. To coastal women, marine fishing avails multiplier social …

Sustaining the development of rural and pastoral communities' hinges on livelihood
resilience. Pastoralist household resilience relies on resource availability and decision …

Climate change poses severe threats to coastal social-ecological systems (SES) worldwide.
Recent calls recognize the importance of including Indigenous and local knowledge (ILK) in …

Climate change is increasingly impacting marine fisheries worldwide. Concurrently,
scientific interest has grown to understand how these systems can cope and adapt, with …

Understanding gender roles in natural resource use is essential for culturally-tailored
effective conservation. Despite its conservation priority, little is known about the gender roles …