stewardship

21 SEP 2017 12 MIN READ 18 PEOPLE LIKED THIS

Putting the social in social-ecological systems means getting people, place, power, and more into discussions of resilience. This requires an openness to very different schools of thought – and crossing some new frontiers in resilience research.

07 SEP 2017 5 MIN READ

Scientists, development practitioners, and policy thinkers joined artists and musicians at the Resilience 2017 conference in Stockholm in August.

24 AUG 2017 6 MIN READ 13 PEOPLE LIKED THIS

A recent gathering in Stockholm brought together academic, artistic, and practitioner communities to discuss the latest in resilience research, and what might be next.

17 AUG 2017 7 MIN READ 92 PEOPLE LIKED THIS

With only a few days to go before the start of the science conference “Resilience Frontiers for Global Sustainability”, Stockholm Resilience Centre science director Carl Folke reflects: why resilience?

22 JUN 2017 19 MIN READ

As hunting threatens wild game species worldwide, hunters in the Amazon seek new ways to maintain this key source of protein and income.

25 MAY 2017 23 MIN READ 11 PEOPLE LIKED THIS

A tiny community of farmers in northern Thailand caring for their traditional land, biodiversity, and culture fought the government and won. They influenced international policies governing biodiversity to use their practices at home, and continue to defend them.

27 APR 2017 11 MIN READ 12 PEOPLE LIKED THIS

What happens when global sustainability researchers invite chief executives of major seafood companies to discuss the future of the oceans? A sea change in attitudes. We trace the long road to the Soneva Dialogue and preview the next steps.

23 FEB 2017 12 MIN READ

Restoring the lakes of Bengaluru would have wide-reaching impacts, and not just on water quality. Local peoples have solutions to multiple issues, from a connection to nature to multi-level stakeholder collaborations.