Mitigating climate change while safeguarding biodiversity and livelihoods is a major
challenge. However, rampant afforestation threatens biodiversity and livelihoods, with …

Anticipation of futures using transdisciplinary approaches is critical to provide the basis for
appropriate action to cope with current and future risks and to foster sustainability …

Transdisciplinary sustainability scientists are called to conduct research with community
actors to understand and improve relations between people and nature. Yet, research …

ABSTRACT The Tsitsa River catchment is a complex social-ecological system (cSES) in a
rural area of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa and the site of the Tsitsa Project …

Indigenous territories cover more than one-fourth of the world's land surface, overlap with
distinct ecological areas, and harbour significant cultural and biological diversity; their …

Addressing diverse and complex socio-ecological challenges is crucial for achieving ocean
sustainability. This is especially true for effective fishery management, which is vital for the …

Exploring the trends of sustainability science research is vital for advancing our
understanding of creating a more sustainable and resilient future for our planet and society …

The need for more attention to the social and human dimensions in global change sciences
and natural resources management requires in-depth understandings of transformative …

The necessity of increasing biodiversity conservation efforts has been highlighted by
planetary boundary research. Through review and critical thinking, this paper aims to …

Our provocation aims to take on a playful troubling in what observe as a limitation of the
scope of transdisciplinary work. Drawing on critical perspectives from trans and queer …