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News archive
Here you will find a complete overview of the latest news from the Stockholm Resilience Centre
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Research news | 2019-06-10
Dealing with the rapidly changing world of ocean f...
Resource mobilisation for ocean conservation outcomes and more sustainable fisheries is increasing, but transparency, coherence and the critical evaluation of interventions still lag behind
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Research news | 2019-04-11
The hardest catch
What influences a small-scale fishing trip? New study highlights how fishing assets and weather influence fishers’ access to space, catches, and profits
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Research news | 2019-03-17
Ecosystem services for men, ecosystem services for...
There can be stark differences in how men and women use and experience ecosystem services. That has significant impact on their well-being
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Research news | 2019-02-16
Humans, nature and the SDGs
Centre partner in ambitious research to gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between humans and their environment in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
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Research news | 2019-01-24
Biodiversity vs. poverty alleviation, or can we ha...
New study highlights an approach for balancing poverty alleviation and biodiversity conservation efforts
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Research news | 2018-05-14
Transforming narratives
To create change in coastal districts of Kenya and Mozambique, dominant narratives must be challenged by stories rooted in people’s lived experiences
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Research news | 2017-06-21
Sustainability whack-a-mole
Placed-based sustainability efforts often fail to recognise the risk of piling up the environmental pressure elsewhere
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Research news | 2017-04-25
How social-ecological research works
Special issue in the journal Ecology & Society on the sustainable stewardship of social-ecological systems
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Research news | 2017-03-17
Well-placed (for sustainability science)
Five keys to successful place-based research that can support sustainability transitions
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Research news | 2017-02-06
Learning to deal with trade-offs
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 | 2016-04-27
Environmental change - who cares, who benefits, ...
Introducing "ecosystem services elasticity" to untangle the relationship between ecosystems and human wellbeing
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Research news | 2016-01-18
Setting the social-ecological scene for the future
Participatory scenario planning allows people to tackle complex environmental problems, but improvement needed
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Research news | 2015-12-18
Syndromes of change
How international seafood trade impacts small-scale fisheries
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Research news | 2015-08-11
A social-ecological lens for the future
How research can catch up with rapid environmental change
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Research news | 2015-05-19
Uncomfortable truths
Ecosystem management that ignores "taboo tradeoffs" is likely to fail
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Research news | 2015-04-20
The invisible collapse
Global seafood trade leave consumers unaware of over-exploited marine ecosystems
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Research news | 2014-07-02
Treat the sea like land
More than two billion people at risk unless tropical coastal seas are managed like farms, parks or cities, scientists warn
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Research news | 2013-05-24
Supporting poor communities in Mozambique and Keny...
Centre to co-host new project on ecosystems and human wellbeing
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Research news | 2012-11-27
A matter of principle
Seven policy-relevant principles for resilient ecosystem services
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Research news | 2012-10-30
Trash fish or fine fish?
New project reveals tradeoffs between fishing intensity and financial profitability
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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SE-10691
Phone: +46 8 674 70 70
info@stockholmresilience.su.se
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