The management of oceans and coasts needs to be informed by the best available
knowledge. One way to support that is through interactive knowledge exchange (KE). Over …

Abstract Knowledge exchange (KE) between research and decision‐making is increasingly
demanded for tackling environmental challenges, yet there is still much to learn about how …

The challenges of the Anthropocene are growing ever more complex and uncertain,
underpinned by the emergence of systemic risks. At the same time, the landscape of risk …

Food systems must be reconfigured for them to alleviate poverty, hunger, food losses, and
waste, promote healthy diets, inclusivity, resilience, and livelihood opportunities, and be …

Abstract Knowledge co‐production is a collaborative approach to research that seeks to
enable transformative societal change and improve outcomes in natural resource …

The Small Scale Food Production for Cultural Preservation and Economic Inclusion project
is a critical social participatory action research project that utilizes critical pedagogies to …

Science–policy interaction is frequently organized through projects, lauded as flexible and
focused administrative solutions for policy learning. However, there is a risk of stifling …

Developing solutions to sustainability challenges is not a “one size fits all” approach.
Different regions may have different social and material characteristics, leading to …

Introduction. Information behaviour research must be methodologically and conceptually
sophisticated to generate knowledge reflecting the complexities of information engagement …

Transdisciplinary approaches serve the dual aim of delivering new knowledge about a
situation at hand, and actually interacting with and, hopefully, ameliorating that situation …