We provide a systematic review of the adaptive comanagement (ACM) literature to (i)
investigate how the concept of governance is considered and (ii) examine what insights …

Changing the taxonomic scale of a biotic-assemblage dataset influences our ability to detect
ecological patterns. In bioassessments, a test-site's biological community is compared …

This article examines the rescaling of transboundary water governance along the Canada–
US border. We draw on recent research in geography on rescaling and borderlands to query …

Empirical research on the views of municipal managers can provide insights into urban
forest governance and decision-making. However, current research is fragmented across a …

Over the past several decades, the scope of decision-making in the public domain has
changed from a focus on unilateral regulatory verdicts to a more comprehensive process …

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Recent years have seen the appearance on urban agendas of social and environmental
issues not conventionally understood as municipal concerns. Often framed as policy areas …

Community-based monitoring (CBM) is receiving much attention from the research
community, particularly in Arctic and Subarctic regions of Canada and other circumpolar …

Citizen science aquatic monitoring programs often rely on opportunistic, incidental
contributions, which can lead to spatial bias, the uneven geographical distribution of sample …

The purpose of this paper is to explore the linkages between corporate sustainability
reporting and public policy. Interviews with experts from 35 different Canadian corporations …