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Synthesis
ABSTRACTAs climate change accelerates shifts in forest ecosystems, forest assisted migration (hereafter âassisted migrationâ) has gained attention as a climate adaptation strategy. In forest contexts, assisted migration encompasses a gradient of interventionsâfrom assisted gene flow through non-local seed sourcing to species-level relocationâeach raising...
Research, part of a special feature on The Nature of Peace: Post-Conflict Peacebuilding and its Implications for Environment and Livelihoods
ABSTRACTHere, I examine how the JurisdicciĂłn Especial para la Paz (Special Jurisdiction for Peace; JEP) in Colombia has developed innova...
Research
ABSTRACTIn Bangladeshâs Madhupur Sal Forest, the Forest Department implemented a co-management initiative (2009â2014) that converted convicted forest offendersâprimarily illegal loggers and land encroachersâinto paid Community Forest Workers responsible for forest patrolling and protection. Framed as a rehabilitative and participatory innovation, the prog...
Research
ABSTRACTWild fish and meat (WFM) are vital provisioning ecosystem services in tropical regions, supporting food security, livelihoods, and cultural identity. Yet their use increasingly intersects with conservation and nutrition challenges amid rapid social and ecological change. Actors engaged in WFM span a wide spectrum, from rural subsistence consumers ...
Insight
ABSTRACTResilience theory has gained enormous popularity in archaeological narratives in the last 30 years. In spite of the myriad of studies applying this theoretical approach to past social-ecological dynamics, the potential of using archaeological data to explore long-term cultural resilience has been little explored. We argue that culinary practices of...