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Research news | 2018-09-25
A blueprint for impact
Seven steps towards increasing environmental science’s influence on policy and practice
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Research news | 2018-09-18
Creating a shared language for the stewardship concept
Why the concept of stewardship offers a platform for collaboration and dialogue between actors, even with differing perspectives
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Research news | 2018-09-12
Introducing Wayfinder
Centre launches new online platform for resilience assessments, representing a major innovation in resilience practice
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Research news | 2018-01-24
From conceptual la-la-land to rigorous sustainability science
Former and current PhD students from SRC propose a new framework to help early-career sustainability scholars to become “undisciplinary”
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General news | 2017-10-02
Dealing with climate change on the Iberian Peninsula
Exhibition in Spain presents work from a 3-year long collaboration between artists and scientists
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Research news | 2017-06-15
Creating positive visions of southern Africa
How an ongoing project aims to develop positive visions of the Anthropocene for southern Africa and beyond
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Research news | 2017-05-30
The contribution of sense of place theory to sustainability science
Emerging research on people’s attachment to places can unlock capacity to better deal with change
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Research news | 2017-05-16
Urban development: how active citizens can partner with local authorities
Mosaic governance: introducing approach that can better account for various actors engaged in urban green development
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Research news | 2017-04-06
Healthy ecosystems are crucial for the enjoyment of universal human rights
Resolution adopted by the UN Human Rights Council builds on first ever UN report addressing relationships between human rights and biodiversity
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Research news | 2017-02-27
Towards solving a key puzzle in the IPBES
New publication presents progress toward tools and approaches for working with diverse knowledge systems in ecosystem assessments
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Research news | 2017-02-06
Dealing with social-ecological trade-offs in Mombasa, Kenya
Scientists, communities and actors connected to the Mombasa fisheries system join forces to support the most vulnerable in a rapidly changing environment
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Research news | 2016-11-04
Confidence is king, knowledge is queen
Why cooperation alone is not enough to secure sustainable use of a resource
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Research news | 2016-10-17
A social-ecological legacy
An integrated perspective of humans-in-nature more important than ever for both science and development
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Research news | 2015-09-23
Study: Ecologists should care about financial markets
Hidden ecological effects of algorithmic trade and new financial instruments
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Research news | 2014-11-06
Diversity of perspectives key to conservation
Centre researchers among leading experts calling in the Journal Nature for a unified and diverse conservation ethic
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Research news | 2014-06-26
Connecting diverse knowledge systems for enhanced ecosystem governanc
New approach helps connect actors with diverse knowledge about social-ecological governance
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Research news | 2014-03-21
A resilient contract with the ancestors
Amid social and environmental change, can an ancient Malagasy agropastoral tradition survive?
Stockholm Resilience Centre is a collaboration between Stockholm University and the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
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