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Urban Agriculture Socio-Environmental Synthesis: An Integration of the Ecosystem Services and Livelihoods Approaches to Evaluate the Multifaceted Role of Urban Agriculture in Contemporary Latin America |
2018 |
Mayra Rodriguez-Gonzales, Purdue University, Jorge Garcia Polo, SUNY-College of Environmental Science and Forestry |
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Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes: Using Marine Protected Areas to Investigate Potential Socio-Ecological Impacts of Climate Change in Marine Spatial Planning |
2018 |
Anne Mook, University of Florida, Talia ten Brink, University of Rhode Island, Juliano Palacios, University of British Columbia |
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What’s governance got to do with it? Examining the role of institutional quality in forest conservation |
2018 |
Rayna Benzeev, University of Colorado Boulder, Bradley Wilson, University of Arkansas |
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Identifying Socio-Environmental Watershed Typologies Based on Stormwater Pollution Using Machine Learning |
2018 |
Celina Balderas Guzman, University of California, Berkeley, Matthew Smith, Florida International University |
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Leveraging Social-Ecological Narratives for Sustainability Insights: How Do Environmental Conditions and Perceptions Interact Along Maine’s Storied Coast? |
2018 |
Kacey Stewart, University of Delaware, Holly Cronin, McGill University |
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Power of the pen: constructing social-ecological narratives of coral reefs in news media and links to policy action |
2018 |
Alison Adams, University of Vermont, Steven Johnson, Oregon State University |
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The Interactions Between Agricultural Expansion and Conservation Prioritization, Discourse, and Practice: a Multi-Scalar Analysis in the Amazon Basin |
2018 |
Katherine Siegel, University of California Berkeley, Megan Mills-Novoa, University of Arizona |
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Understanding causal pathways and feedbacks within complex water management systems |
2018 |
Albert Ruhi, University of California Berkeley |
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The death and life of biodiversity: modeling extinction and resilience on islands |
2018 |
Siobhán B. Cooke, Johns Hopkins University, Liliana M. Dávalos, Stony Brook University |
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Legal Design Principles of Government-Supported Adaptation: Designing Effective Decentralization Programs in Cities and Vital Water Social-Ecological Systems |
2018 |
Daniel A. DeCaro, University of Louisville, Edella Schlager, The University of Arizona, Tucson |
