Biocultural approaches to sustainability: A systematic review of the scientific literature
Year: 2020
In: Sustainability Science
WEBINAR: Meta-analyses and case studies in the social-environmental sciences
Join us for a webinar with Michael Cox and Sergio Villamayor-Tomas on 14 August 2020 08:00 (GMT-7) https://asu.zoom.us/j/96942018925
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE MEETING: Online Meeting in June 2020
After meeting in person last December in Lüneburg, the Scientific Committee came together on 15 June virtually.
JOB OPPURTUNITY: Two PhD positions and one Postdoctoral research position on ‘Values of Nature’s Contributions to People’
Prof. Berta Martín-López has opened two PhD positions and one postdoctoral research position at Leuphana University of Lüneburg to work on ‘Demand and values of Nature’s Contributions to People in the Kilimanjaro Mountain’.
PROJECT UPDATE: An update on MigSoKo
PROJECT UPDATE: An update on MigSoKo The aim of MigSoKo is to disentangle the relationships between ecosystem change, population pressure, human migration, and environmental impacts of migration. To achieve [...]
Exploring land-use histories of tree-crop landscapes: a cross-site comparison in the Mediterranean Basin
Year: 2020
In: Sustainability Science
Landscape Chains
Linking places and processes for sustainability: Social-ecological dynamics and value chains of Mediterranean landscape products. Project description Global change of agricultural landscapes is a major [...]
SPECIAL ISSUE MEETING: Meeting in Lueneburg, Germany, in 2019
SPECIAL ISSUE MEETING: 2019 In Lueneburg, Germany Participants of the PECS workshop to celebrate 10 years of PECS. Photograph taken by Mara Ibere, student of the Environmental Science [...]
Use your power for good: plural valuation of nature – the Oaxaca statement
Year: 2020
In: Global Sustainability
REPORT: Our Future On Earth 2020 launched
Humanity is at a critical stage in the transition to a more sustainable planet and society. Our actions in the next decade will determine our collective path forward. The Future Earth report aims to tell the story of where we are on our collective journey by connecting the dots between what society is currently experiencing – from fires to food shortages to a rise in populism – with recent developments in the research community.