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Managing non-native species in cities is often controversial because these species can support both ecosystem services and disservices. Yet, how the a...

Advancing research and practice that recognize diverse worldviews, knowledge systems, and value orientations is essential to enable transformative cha...

Despite the availability of research which has direct applications to environmental management, there is often a disconnect between scientific researc...

In small-scale societies, people learn to identify plant species during childhood. Plant recognition is an important baseline knowledge, immediately u...

An experiment was conducted by the Māori tribe Ngāi Tahu and researchers (Māori and non-Māori) in Aotearoa/New Zealand, to assess how customary egg ha...

Theory in ethnobiology suggests that the selection of medicinal plants by local people in a given region is not random and evolutionary closely relate...

There is a long-standing relationship between humans and vertebrate scavengers, as scavengers' contributions take on regulating (e.g. nutrient recycli...

Interactions between farmers and agrobiodiversity are key drivers of agroecosystems sustainability and of the resilience of such systems to perturbati...

Many ecologically based wildlife-habitat models provide only limited explanations of the observed data because they do not take account of the way in ...

Knowledge produced by scientists is essential to the policy and practice of managing natural resources, including forests. However, there has never be...