The management of natural resources based on socio-economic and ecology development
has led to a focus on the bioeconomy in the policy discourse of non-timber forest products …

The impacts of exotic disease incursions on livestock industries can be mitigated by having
robust surveillance systems in place that decrease the time between disease introduction …

Dominant agricultural practices are widely recognised as one of many factors leading to
severe declines in honey bees and other pollinators. Improving the agri-environment for …

Insects are increasingly promoted as a sustainable and nutritious source of protein, with
'edible insect'sectors emerging in many countries not traditionally associated with their …

The 2019–2020 Australian bushfire disaster witnessed extraordinary wildlife death. A key
component of the response was killing invasive life that might opportunistically colonise …

Rural society consists of both humans and other‐than‐human species, whose needs may
appear to contradict each other. There is a growing awareness of the shared ecological fate …

Evidence of declines in wild and managed pollinators and pollination services is
increasingly being documented around the world. This has driven the development of a …

Understanding learning processes involved in sustainable rural transitions requires theories
that recognise learning as a complex, socio-ecologically situated phenomenon …

Voluntary detection of emerging disease outbreaks is considered essential for limiting their
potential impacts on livestock industries. However, many of the strategies employed by …

This paper seeks to understand how caring for new-born livestock is made possible, which
practices of care are privileged and to what effect? These aims are situated in attempts to …