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

Natural resource governance is inherently complex owing to the socio-ecological systems in
which it is embedded. Working arrangements have been fundamentally transformed …

Knowledge co-production (KCP) is presented as an effective strategy to inform responses to
complex coastal and marine social-ecological challenges. Co-production processes are …

Stakeholder engagement has become pivotal in the provision of science for environmental
policy. Managing such participation at the science-policy interface entails inherent …

The management of oceans and coasts needs to be informed by the best available
knowledge. One way to support that is through interactive knowledge exchange (KE). Over …

Research funders and managers can play a critical role in supporting the translation of
knowledge into action by facilitating the brokering of knowledge and partnerships. We use …

Abstract Co-design, co-development, and co-delivery (Co-3D for short) are activities within
the co-production research pathway that are increasingly being used in climate change …

Abstract Knowledge exchange (KE) between research and decision‐making is increasingly
demanded for tackling environmental challenges, yet there is still much to learn about how …

While there is a growing body of work on the barriers to knowledge exchange (KE) and the
development of actionable science, what remains more elusive is an understanding of what …

This special issue presents different perspectives of how knowledge making is being
governed in ways that produce epistemic injustice. Contemporary conditions of …