Social networks are frequently cited as vital for facilitating successful adaptation and
transformation in linked social–ecological systems to overcome pressing resource …

Identifying the right stakeholders to engage with is fundamental to ensuring conservation
information and initiatives diffuse through target populations. Yet this process can be …

Complex social-ecological interactions underpin many environmental problems. To help
capture this complexity, we advance an interdisciplinary network modeling framework to …

Sustainable fisheries require strong management and effective governance. However, small-
scale fisheries (SSF) often lack formal institutions, leaving management in the hands of local …

Effectively managing ecosystems is an information intensive endeavour. Yet social, cultural,
and economic barriers can limit who is able to access information and how knowledge is …

Attempts to better understand the social context in which conservation and environmental
decisions are made has led to increased interest in human social networks. To improve the …

Despite the importance of livelihood diversification as a transformation strategy in small-
scale fisheries facing climate change, empirical evidence on this complex phenomenon is …

Small-island communities in developing countries rely heavily on wild fisheries to meet the
communities' food and livelihood needs. These communities' remoteness, insularity and the …

Avoiding unwanted catches and reducing discards is an important objective of fisheries
management. Fishers can avoid unwanted catches to some extent by improving selectivity of …

Purpose Innovation is a growing topic. The primary sector is also a subject that has great
importance in the global economy. However, limited research has been conducted linking …