The production of science has generally been understood as primarily a technical endeavor,
conducted by a narrow group of knowledge “experts” who ostensibly bring legitimacy and …

The complex social-ecological dynamics of homelessness in natural resource management
have become increasingly apparent in recent years. Systematically understanding and …

SEPR issues will be published in 2025, featuring articles developed for or from conference
presentations [The call for conference and special issue abstracts (CFAs) can be found on …

This qualitative study uses open-ended responses from ninety-four female forest
landowners in Georgia, United States, to analyze their unique experiences with forest …

This article provides an overview of research, practice, and theory in community-engaged
scholarship as a means to expand our understanding of public sociology and its broader …

Scientific study of issues at the nexus of food–energy–water systems (FEWS) requires
grappling with multifaceted,“wicked” problems. FEWS involve interactions occurring directly …

In the past three decades, a paradigm shift has elevated stakeholder engagement in natural
resource governance, emphasizing collaborative approaches for effective decision-making …

Awareness of different ethical theories can support transformation-oriented researchers in
navigating value-based decisions in co-production. We synthesize and explicitly link the …

Improving management of complex socio-environmental problems that threaten human and
environmental well-being requires coordinating action across diverse stakeholders who are …

The sagebrush biome is rapidly deteriorating largely due to the ecosystem threats of conifer
expansion, more frequent and larger wildfires, and proliferation of invasive annual grasses …