Sustainability has increasingly gained momentum as an underlying framework to orient
decisions and actions in environmental management. However, while acting in view of …

Social–ecological system (SES) modeling involves developing and/or applying models to
investigate complex problems arising from the interactions between humans and natural …

Mountains are highly diverse in areal extent, geological and climatic context, ecosystems
and human activity. As such, mountain environments worldwide are particularly sensitive to …

Tropical mountain ecosystems are threatened by land use pressures, compromising their
capacity to provide ecosystem services. Although local patterns and interactions among …

Investigating the integrated development between green finance and clean energy has
significant implications for achieving structural energy transformation and sustainable …

Water security is a global concern sharpened by the biggest humanity challenge of climatic
crisis. With the end of designing and implementing efficient and sustainable water …

Land governance requires coherence not only in terms of policies but also between its
governance functions to achieve the desired goals. In this study, we focus on the functions …

Ecological compensation policies (ECPs) designed to promote sustainable resource usage
have seen widespread implementation. However, the intricate interplay between such …

Between natural and social systems there are two-way interactions, which determine the
path of change in the Socio-Ecological System. For example, the type of land use decisions …

A severe decline in ecosystem services (ES) has accompanied the rapid development of
human societies. There is a growing interest in considering ES management from a systemic …