Ecology and Society

Article	Citations
Individual knowledge acquisition by teachers to promote the ecological value of sacred Kaya forests in southern Kenya	46
Emergence of social-psychological barriers to social-ecological resilience: from causes to solutions	44
The population ecology of sustainable agriculture knowledge networks: insights from California	39
Assessing the delivery of ecosystem services and benefits to human well-being of three contrasting MPAs in Spain	38
The species-specific role of wildlife in the Amazonian food system	34
Forgotten forests: expanding potential land use in traditional Hawaiian agroecosystems, and the social-ecological implications	32
From announced newcomers to unexpected guests: attitudes of local communities toward reintroduced Eurasian beavers ( Castor fiber ) across their expansion area in the Western Carpathians	32
Reflecting on arts-based participatory research: considerations for more equitable transdisciplinary collaborations	30
The role of religion in shaping the values of nature	29
Investigating the coordination between ecological and economic systems in China’s green development process: a place-based interdisciplinary evaluation	29
Which community network structures can support sustainability programs? The case of the Sustainable Cocoa Production Program in Indonesia	28
A Chinese database on ecological thresholds and alternative stable states: implications for related research around the world	27
Effects of long-term ecological research and cognitive biases on the evaluation of scientific information by public land managers in Oregon and Washington, USA	27
Water-related problématiques: five archetypical contexts of water governance	26
Home range size and space use patterns of African lions ( Panthera leo ) in Chizarira National Park, Zimbabwe	26
Social-ecological uncertainty and the (in)capacity to adapt: stakeholders’ perceptions post-red tide/salmon farming crisis in Chiloé Island (Chile)	23
How is the governance of circular economy of water organized? A systematic review of the literature	21
The evolution of social-ecological systems (SES) research: a co-authorship and co-citation network analysis	21
Undisclosed transgressions? Lacking acknowledgements of large agrifood firms on their impacts on the planetary boundaries	20
Small-scale fisheries and agricultural trade networks are socially embedded: emerging hypotheses about responses to environmental changes	20
The Great Green Wall in Senegal: questioning the idea of acceleration through the conflicting temporalities of politics and nature among the Sahelian populations	20
Framing the regime shift concept: an epistemological analysis of a central ecological notion in the context of the North Sea cod crisis	20
Visual representations in a choice experiment: valuing preferences for a local dam	20
Climate change, nature degradation, and financial stability: a review of domino-effects between finance, climate, and the biosphere	19
Shifting baseline syndrome in the fishing community of Barcelona: insights from scientific and local ecological knowledge	18

Harvesting change: unraveling social-ecological impacts of a food hub ( LebensMittelPunkt ) through a living lab approach	18
Identifying opportunities and constraints to effective management of invasive Australian wattle (Acacia) species in grassland landscapes, South Africa	18
The Great Stink in the 21st century? Problematizing the sewage scandal in England and envisioning a new infrastructure ideal	18
A need for assessing the resiliency of conservation funding	18
The role of accountability in the emergence of adaptive water governance	18
Ganawendan Ginibiiminaan (Take care of our Water!): mobilizing for Watersheds-at-risk with the Bad River Ojibwe	18
Collective payments for ecosystem services: a counterpart of commodification and privatization trends in nature conservation?	17
Mi'kmaw lessons for realigning land relations in Bay of Fundy dykelands and tidal wetlands	17
“Hearing everyone’s perspective makes me want to make a change”: a podcast as a lever for change in an Arctic Indigenous community	17
Conflict-related environmental degradation threatens the success of landscape recovery in some areas in Tigray (Ethiopia)	17
Integrating a “One Well-being” approach in elephant conservation: evaluating consequences of management interventions	17
Power research in adaptive water governance and beyond: a review	17
Social identity and place-based dynamics in community resilience building for natural disasters: an integrative framework	17
Preparing for resilience: adaptation options for young people in small-scale fisheries in Mexico	16
Great expectations for collective management: the mismatch between supply and demand for catchment groups	16
Biocultural well-being: Indigenous Peoples’ values for conservation and equity	16
Regional variations in the social acceptability of conservation measures for at-risk species: the case of boreal and mountain caribou	16
Eliciting the plurality of causal reasoning in social-ecological systems research	16
Exploring the bioeconomy as discourse: identifying archetypical bioeconomy discourses and the emergence of a transformative bioeconomy	16
Coping with conflicts in the co-production of solid waste management services: experience with a real-world lab in India	16
Using machine learning to uncover synergies between forest restoration and livelihood support in the Himalayas	15
Tradition and change: celebrating food systems resilience at two Indigenous Māori community events	15
What comes after crises? Key elements and insights into feedback amplifying community self-organization	15
Unleashing eco-conscious travel: exploring the factors influencing green travel behavior in urban communities	15
Food consumption and nutritional status of sedentarized Baka Pygmies in Southern Cameroon: wild foods are less important for those who farm	14
Social-ecological determinants of contemporary megafauna distributions in Indian tropical dry woodlands	14
Keeping up with the landscapes: promoting resilience in dynamic social-ecological systems	13
Livelihood vulnerability and human-wildlife interactions across protected areas	13
Unpacking the role of failed land investments in driving tropical deforestation	13
Labrador Inuit resilience and resurgence: embedding Indigenous values in commercial fisheries governance	13
Who has the time? The temporality of tensions in the transboundary Red River basin	13
COVID-19 impacts on food systems in fisheries-dependent island communities	13
Understanding how governance emerges in social-ecological systems: insights from archetype analysis	12
Engaging with justice in integrated landscape approaches	12
Demystifying food systems transformation: a review of the state of the field	12
Tracing a pollinator’s path	12
Integrating public preferences with biophysical production possibilities: an application to ecosystem services from dam removal	12
Vertical agriculture’s potential implications for food system resilience: outcomes of focus groups in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia	12
Editorial: High Nature Value farming systems in Europe	12
Pathways to healing: Indigenous revitalization through family-based land management in the Klamath Basin	12
Operationalizing the social-ecological systems framework in a protected area: a case study of Qilian Mountain National Park, Northwestern China	12
Operationalizing pathway diversity in a mosaic landscape	12
Narrating changes, recalling memory: accumulation by dispossession in food systems of Indigenous communities at the extremes of Latin America	12
Equity in resilience: a case study of community resilience to wildfire in southwestern Oregon, United States	12
Expanding use of space is an opportunity for sustainability but a threat to resilience	11
Development of a wetland management plan for Taiqu Saltpan, Taiwan, by stakeholder engagement and water gate operation	11
The concept of cultural keystone species, revisited through the eyes of Indigenous Peoples on northern Turtle Island	11
Resilient niches: how non-financial capitals helped to overcome the COVID-19 crisis in local food systems	11
Pathways to transformation: institutionalizing urban agriculture in a Montréal borough	11
Manning the mangroves: gender, regional identities, and social history shape mangrove forest dependence and governance	11

Using public litigation records to identify priority science needs for managing public lands	11
Navigating ambiguous waters: a relational approach to nested conflicts in the Katari River Basin, Bolivia	11
Relational values overshadow monetary value in territorial management by the Indigenous Oaxacan community of Capulálpam de Méndez	11
Mobilizing Indigenous pastoralists: a multi-scalar approach involving reindeer herding communities and sustainability research	10
Local understandings and global challenges: exploring sense of place in sustainability transitions	10
Adaptive responses to inter-group competition over natural resources: the case of leakage	10
Dangerous environments: environmental peacebuilding’s technomoral imaginary and its power-knowledge effects	10
Biocultural ethics and Earth stewardship: a novel integration to revitalize multiple values of nature	10
Assessing social-ecological fit of flood planning governance	10
Governing wildfires: toward a systematic analytical framework	10
Enforcement, deterrence, and compliance in co-managed small-scale fisheries	10
Building resilience in Africa’s smallholder farming systems: contributions from agricultural development interventions—a scoping review	10
The value and vanua of soil: bureaucratic practices, social life, and the colonial legacy of soil conservation in Fiji	10
Navigating transdisciplinary waters to protect both sharks and bathers in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: diverse stakeholders propose potential actions	10
Working together to scale ecosystem restoration: collective approaches to community action in Aotearoa New Zealand	9
Assessing holistic agroecological resilience of agroecosystems from a landscape perspective: a systematic review	9
The ecological success of river restoration in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada: lessons learned	9
Anti-fire statements coexist with millions of anthropogenic fires in Madagascar	9
Ecological agriculture and rural revitalization: toward a post-productivist countryside in Nanjing, China	9
Impacts of algal blooms and microcystins in fish on small-scale fishers in Winam Gulf, Lake Victoria: implications for health and livelihood	9
Integration of nature-based solutions (NBS) in local policy and planning toward transformative change. Evidence from Barcelona, Lisbon, and Turin	9
Braiding Inuit knowledge and Western science to understand light goose population dynamics under a changing climate	9
The dynamics and politics of integrating local knowledge systems in multistakeholder platforms	9
The good, the bad, and the unseen: wild mammal encounters influence wildlife preferences of residents across socio-demographic gradients	9
Dimensions of integration for landscape connectivity planning: a framework for understanding challenges and opportunities	9
Tales on co-response-ability in times of environmental polarization	9
Understanding human-elephant interactions across time is key to illuminate pathways toward coexistence	9
Hydrosocial power and territorial transformation: a case study of the Longaví River sub-basin in south-central Chile	9
Disjointed modes of building resilience to socio-environmental crises	9
Motivations and sensitivities surrounding the illegal trade of sea turtles in Costa Rica	9
Island and Indigenous systems of circularity: how Hawaiʻi can inform the development of universal circular economy policy goals	9
Successful water governance pathways across problem contexts: a global qualitative comparative analysis	8
Cree knowledge, fuzzy cognitive maps, and the social-ecology of moose habitat quality under an adapted forestry regime	8
Threatened or thriving? Q methodology reveals stakeholder discourses of bats in an insular context	8
The wild bird pet trade in Guyana	8
Negotiating informality and urban resilience: implications for equity	8
Nutrient deficit rather than distance of farming activities from the boundary of protected areas drives crop raids by elephants	8
Coupled human-natural system impacts of a winter weather whiplash event	8
“The future for pastoralists is dark unless something is done”: illuminating the constraints and opportunities for a climate-resilient future for Kenyan pastoralists	8
Toward multifunctionality in a fire-prone peat landscape in Indonesia: insights from multistakeholder perspectives	8
Large-scale land acquisitions and land cover change in Ethiopia	8
Virtual pollination flows as a key element in the typology of transboundary flows: a response to Li et al. (2023)	8
Paradigms of water governance: a systematic review	8
State role and involvement in determining wetland mitigation performance standards in the United States	8
Form and function in ecologizing spatial planning: learnings from Bogotá, Colombia	8
Worldview violence and Non-Human People in (conservation) science	7
Stakeholder perceptions of wildfire management strategies as nature-based solutions in two Iberian biosphere reserves	7
Relational values of nature—a global empirical study of environmental students in 37 countries	7
Motivation of agroecology for biodiversity conservation in China: a juxtaposition of traditional knowledge and modern ecology in tea farmers’ practice	7
From habitats to hashtags: examining online discussions about invasive species	7
Evaluation-perception of site attributes and plant species selection in the public urban green space of a compact city	7
Exploring multispecies co-design for social-ecological transformation	7
A comparative case study of multistakeholder responses following oil spills in Pointe d’Esny, Mauritius, and Huntington Beach, California	7
The difficult construction of horizontalities: power relations in collaborative multi-actor social-ecological systems management	7
From Aristotle to Heraclitus	7
A scoping review of how the seven principles for building social-ecological resilience have been operationalized	7
Making sense of territorial changes: affective and moral dimensions of place attachments and meanings	7
Naming the unnamed: relational values as knowledge and power	7
Teaching the “heads, hearts, and hands” of futures literacy in sustainability education using radical seeds of change	7
Assessing the distance effects on motivations of emergency volunteers responding to wildfire events in protected areas	7
Application of maximum entropy (MaxEnt) to understand the spatial dimension of human–wildlife conflict (HWC) risk in areas adjacent to Gonarezhou National Park of Zimbabwe	7
Recreational angler and stakeholder perceptions of policy changes to recreational fishery management: the case of red snapper devolution in the Gulf of Mexico	6
Assessing long-term conservation impacts on adaptive capacity in a flagship community-based natural resources management area in Botswana	6
Co-creating a festival with and for rural commoning initiatives: a transdisciplinary place-based process	6
Understanding stakeholder perceptions of environmental justice: a study of tourism in the Erhai Lake basin, Yunnan province, China	6
Environmental change and resource access in aquatic food systems: a Photovoice case study of Cambodian fisheries	6
The evolution of policy interdependency and its impacts on the social-ecological system in Victoria, Australia since the 1860s	6
Individual and collective political efficacy predict farmer engagement and support for groundwater policies: implications from the California Sustainable Groundwater Management Act	6
How social and ecological characteristics shape transaction costs in polycentric wildfire governance: insights from the Sequoia-Kings Canyon Ecosystem, California, USA	6
CBNRM, national parks, elites, and ethnography: a comment on (mis)representations	6
Novel pathways to value nature: how guided forest bathing promotes new relationships with nature	6
Knowledge that affects: an assemblage approach	6
Social-ecological changes in traditional vanilla agroecosystems and their key role in biocultural landscape restoration	6
To burn or not to burn: governance of wildfires in Australia	6
Diverse values of nature and political ontology	6
Localizing a just transition: a case study of St. George, Alaska	6
Sustainability and resilience through connection: the economic metacommunities of the Western USA	6
Historical political ecology as qualitative social-ecological system analysis in the Maumee River Watershed	6
Diverse values regarding nature are related to stable forests: the case of Indigenous lands in Panama	6
Can we control marine invasive alien species by eating them? The case of Callinectes sapidus	6

A review of initiatives to transform the global sand system	6
Meaningful transdisciplinary collaborations for sustainability: local, artistic, and scientific knowledge	6
Games for experiential learning: triggering collective changes in commons management	6
The Chakana : a symbol of the Andean worldview in community water management, and a form of governance of life	6
Data sonification offers a novel approach for communicating Earth’s tipping points	6
What would attract women to forest-based climate action? Learning from decades of female participation in an infant and maternal health system in Indonesia	6
Distributional range shift of a marine fish relates to a geographical gradient of emotions among recreational fishers	6
Creating a quiet buzz: opportunities and challenges for meaningful participation of boreal forest apiarists in the science-policy interface for biodiversity and ecosystem services	6
Indigenous sea gardens within the Pacific Northwest generate partial trophic niche and dietary fatty acid shifts in littleneck clams ( Leukoma staminea )	6
Leverage points and levers of inclusive conservation in protected areas	5
Negotiating change in the African Great Lakes: fishers’ knowledge, adaptive strategies, and governance gaps in Lake Victoria’s Muhuru Bay and Migingo Island, Kenya	5
Perceived changes in social-ecological resilience in fire-prone ecosystems in Colorado	5
Divide and explain: novel metrics and procedures for archetype analysis in case-based sustainability research	5
Community knowledge as a cornerstone for fisheries management	5
Spatial assessment of risks faced by marine protected areas in Chilean Patagonia	5
Transforming the economic landscape for global sustainability	5
The importance of geodiversity in understanding and conserving the Western Rift Valley Corridor	5
Changing collaborative networks and transitions in rural sustainable development: qualitative lessons from three villages in China	5
Transboundary flows in the metacoupled Anthropocene: typology, methods, and governance for global sustainability	5
Visualizing seascapes as a method for engaging stakeholders in discussions about resilience	5
Artistic practice, public awareness, and the ngahere: art–science–Indigenous Māori collaborations for raising awareness of threats to native forests	5
Resilience principles and a leverage points perspective for sustainable woody vegetation management in a social-ecological system of southwestern Ethiopia	5
Downstream impacts of the Madeira Hydroelectric Complex on várzea traditional agriculture and extractivism	5
Shaping garden landscape with medicinal plants by migrant communities in the Atlantic Forest, Argentina	5
Transitioning toward “deep” knowledge co-production in coastal and marine systems: examining the interplay among governance, power, and knowledge	5
Characterizing the social-ecological system for inland freshwater salinization using fuzzy cognitive maps: implications for collective management	5
What factors enable social-ecological transformative potential? The role of learning practices, empowerment, and networking	5
Social-ecological drought and smallholder vulnerability in the Central American Dry Corridor	5
Gender equity and collaborative care in Madagascar’s locally managed marine areas: reflections on the launch of a fisherwomen’s network	5
Mobile apps increase the visibility of women’s work contributions in Mexican small-scale fisheries	5
Editorial	5
How policy interventions influence burning to meet cultural and small-scale livelihood objectives	5
Balancing water needs and well-being: bringing social-cultural values into environmental flows using a DPSIR framework	5
Exploring linkages between protected-area access and Kenyan pastoralist food security using a new agent-based model	5
Collapse of the oyster population in Apalachicola Bay: cascading social impacts from an ecologically and culturally significant species	5
Integrating scientific data, local knowledge, and expert knowledge to assess climate vulnerability in fisheries	5
The potential of collective action in promoting sustainable rangeland management: evidence from pastoral China	5
Identifying system archetypes in Nigeria’s rice agri-food system using fuzzy cognitive mapping	5
Positive social relationships in hunting groups are related to compliance with the higher-level moose management	5
Responsibility as humans: meaning of traditional small grains cultivation in Japan	5
Plastic pollution as a canvas for change: fostering collaboration for environmental solutions and actions through art and science	5
Diagnosing and navigating scale mismatches in a social-ecological system: cross-scale feedbacks and cross-level interactions enable regime shift management in the Great Plains	4
Cultural and empowerment priorities amid tensions in knowledge systems and resource allocation: insights from the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area	4
What is sacred in sacred natural sites? A literature review from a conservation lens	4
Everyday mobility and changing livelihood trajectories: implications for vulnerability and adaptation in dryland regions	4
Influences of ecological change and social networks on conservation professionals’ and producers’ risk assessments of a vegetation transition	4
Managing environmental knowledge networks to navigate complexity	4
Remittance income weakens participation in community-based natural resource management	4
Urban African food systems as sites of challenges and opportunities for household food equity and resilience	4
Living community cookbook: transdisciplinary collaboration for constructing recipes with biocultural value	4
Facilitating convergence research on water resource management with a collaborative, adaptive, and multi-scale systems thinking framework	4
Interdependencies among hydro-saline dynamics, economic activities, ecological processes, and biodiversity in a deltaic social-ecological system: insights from the Rhône delta (southern France)	4
Shrub encroachment and stakeholder perceptions of rangeland ecosystem services: balancing conservation and management?	4
Facilitating evolutionary rescue from a wildlife health threat with cross-sectoral strategies: a case study on white-nose syndrome	4
Perceptions of governance and access in artisanal marine fisheries in northern Brazil	4
Convergence research as transdisciplinary knowledge coproduction within cases of effective collaborative governance of social-ecological systems	4
When working together goes against common sense: a framework to bridge conservation and agricultural perspectives in participatory working lands research	4
Maladaptive state reinforcement of greenspace in racially marginalized neighborhoods: lessons from Louisville, Kentucky’s failed cooperative extension partnership	4
Relational sampling fills critical knowledge gaps in benthic ecosystem characteristics in Nunatsiavut, Canada	4
Collaboration in a polarized context: lessons from public forest governance in the American West	4
Now you see me, now you don’t: the role and relevance of paradigms in water governance	4
Whither convergence? Co-designing convergent research and wrestling with its emergent tensions	4
Determinants of small-scale fisheries’ transformative responses under increasing climate change impacts in Nayarit, Mexico	4
From social reproduction to resilience: a Bourdieusian framework to critically approach capital (re)-distribution and power inequity in community resilience processes	4
9 Dimensions for evaluating how art and creative practice stimulate societal transformations	4
Linking ecosystem service valuation to environmental policy support: a case study of pollution in the Tennessee River	4
Living knowledge: persistence and adaptation of traditional ecological knowledge in East Ujimchin, Inner Mongolia, China	4
Innovation brokers in High Nature Value farming areas: a strategic approach to engage effective socioeconomic and agroecological dynamics	4
Theorizing how the Three Horizons approach supports transformative learning: insights from advancing climate action in a Canadian Biosphere Reserve	4
Amplifying the transformative impact of landscape-oriented partnerships: understanding conditions for and interactions of amplification processes	4
Moving beyond binary metrics of compliance in small-scale fisheries	4
“Men who love the oak trees”: services and care in the cork oak forests of Southern Andalusia	4
Testing the greenwashing assessment framework	3
Pathways for FEW nexus collaboration in U.S. city resilience planning	3
The “hidden workers”: livestock farmers’ perceptions of ecosystem services provided by dung beetles	3
Seeds and social norms: sorghum seed exchange among smallholder farmers in Northern Ethiopia	3
Approaches to assess land degradation risk: a synthesis	3
Learning systems and learning paths in sustainability transitions	3
From “power over” to “power with”: resilience of the tomato value chain in the Upper East Region of Ghana	3
A social-ecological approach to understanding urban food systems	3
Water challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border: learning from community and expert voices	3
Toward transformation in finance: seeds of nature-positive futures	3
From austericide to recommoning: counter-imaginaries for democratizing water governance	3
Farmer-centric on-farm experimentation as everyday transformative change for climate adaptation: a systematic review	3
Collaborative agri-environmental governance in the Netherlands: a novel institutional arrangement to bridge social-ecological dynamics	3
Understanding local pig hunter values and practices as a means toward co-management of feral pigs ( Sus scrofa ; pua'a) in the Hawaiian Islands	3
The collaborative dream: the life cycle of knowledge co-production projects and the survival dilemma	3
Immeasurable sovereignty: Indigenous well-being, fishery science, and sustainable governance	3
Games for better futures: using the X-curve to seed a more sustainable games industry	3
Evidence of spatial competition, over resource scarcity, as a primary driver of conflicts between small-scale and industrial fishers	3
Carnivores’ contributions to people in Europe	3
Inclusive transdisciplinarity: embracing diverse ways of being and knowing through inner work	3
Restorative practices, marine ecotourism, and restoration economies: revitalizing the environmental agenda?	3
Citizens’ attitudes toward the protection of flying squirrels in urban areas	3
From primary data to formalized decision-making: open challenges and ways forward to inform representations of farmers’ behavior in agent-based models	3