This research study is the third in a series of surveys exploring the incidence of simultaneous
media usage among a national sample of US consumers. The research is based on 12,322 …

Collaborative problem solving has increasingly become important in the face of the complexities
in the management of resources, including protected areas. The strategy undertaken by …

Until recent decades, the establishment of protected areas contributed to the dispossession
and marginalisation of Indigenous peoples in Australia. Recently, governance and policy …

Scholars and environmental managers of complex social–ecological systems (SESs) have
called for new institutional models to facilitate adaptive governance. This paper explores one …

Abstract Knowledge co-production enabled via decolonised research approaches can support
indigenous leaders to respond to the challenges and opportunities that result from their …

The concept of “usable knowledge” is central to sustainability science, but most of the research
that explores this concept focuses on the science–policy interface. This paper expands …

Cultural ecosystem services (CES) include the aesthetic, artistic, educational, spiritual and/or
scientific values of ecosystems and have been described as ‘intangible’ and complex, …

In many parts of the world, policymakers, legislators, marine managers, and indigenous
peoples have attempted to reconcile marine protected area (MPA) governance and …

Risks posed by new species entering local environments have instigated Indigenous
peoples’ efforts to develop new knowledge and land management strategies in many regions. …

Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs) are a form of protected area in Australia which are dedicated
by Indigenous people over their traditional land and seas. Initially, IPAs were dedicated …