Although hardly noticed or formally recognised, urban foraging by humans probably occurs
in all urban settings around the world. We draw from research in India, South Africa …

In many countries around the globe, private freehold lands cover large areas. Conservation
on these private lands, next to statutory protected areas, promises to play a critical role in …

Expanding cities present a sustainability challenge, as the uneven proliferation of hybrid
landscape types becomes a major feature of 21st century urbanization. To fully address this …

Human settlement into rural areas (counterurbanization) is generating new patterns of
reforestation, with distinctive features compared to the previously considered pathways of …

This paper aims to make a modest contribution to the debate on how the ecologies of
urbanization help us understand the socio-spatial changes we confront in the climate …

As examinations of the rural–urban interface move beyond a focus on the rural or urban
fringe as a location and move toward examining the patterns and processes that both divide …

Although the field of political ecology began as fundamentally regional, a clear, coherent
regional political ecology approach has failed to emerge. This introductory essay frames a …

Most studies on forest transition (FT) have focused on temporal patterns of forest cover
across whole countries or regions, without much consideration of the local spatio-temporal …

The world's coastlines are changing, partly the result of population growth and shoreline
development (eg, infrastructure). Coastal landscape changes are reflected and experienced …

Abstract The Algonquin Land Claim negotiations have been ongoing for over 25 years in
Ontario and will be the province's first modern-day constitutionally protected treaty …