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ABSTRACTThe global challenge of biodiversity conservation and sustainable development remains a central concern for policy makers and researchers worldwide. In this study we explored a social-ecological land systems (SELS) methodological approach as a tool for integrating spatial, ecological, and social dimensions into conservation and development plannin...
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ABSTRACTThe multidimensional nature of ecological stability must be understood across two distinct levels: phenomenon and principle. At the phenomenal level, stability emerges as constancy, encompassing diverse forms of identity. At the principle level, it manifests as persistence, which can be deconstructed into resistance, resilience, as well as other st...
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ABSTRACTExtensive livestock systems are vital livelihood strategies in arid and semiarid regions, yet are undergoing profound transformations driven by complex social, economic, and ecological changes. How these transformations are studied shapes not only scientific understanding but also problem diagnoses and policy responses. We conducted a systematic r...
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ABSTRACTClimate extremes, particularly the slow-onset climate stressors, pose a significant challenge to the vulnerable and marginalized communities that lack the capacity to adapt. Adaptation is a dynamic, socially embedded process shaped by our interpersonal relationships, experiences, the flow of information, and our ability to act collectively. We con...
Research, part of a special feature on Seeds of Good Anthropocenes: Envisioning and Exploring Pathways toward Transformative Futures
ABSTRACTIndigenous Peoples and local communities (IPLCs) have been using their knowledge to cope with severe environmental change and promote sustainabil...