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Icons/SearchIcons/CloseIcons/SearchA journal of integrative sciencefor resilience and sustainabilityIssue selector block – please see right sidebar for options.Volume 31, Issue 3July 2026Table of Contents List of Special Features Past IssuesArticle selector block – please see right sidebar for options.Adaptive capacity of fishing companies facing spatial competition with offshore wind farms: insights from scallop fishers in Normandy (France)Hélène Buchholzer, Célya Martial, Marjolaine Frésard, Pascal Le Floc’hWeaving relational values around a threatened river landscape: bundles, interrelations, and social drivers from northern ChileMatilde Larraechea, Matías Guerrero-Gatica, Iñigo Bidegain, Claudia CerdaAuthor selector block – please see right sidebar for options.Featured ContributorsCélya MartialUniversité de Bretagne Occidentale, UMR AMURE, Plouzané, FranceChloe GuerboisSustainability Research Unit, Nelson Mandela University, George, South Africa; International Research Laboratory, REHABS, CNRS-NMU, Nelson Mandela University, George, South AfricaClaire K. Crowley-AksamitThe Norwegian College of Fishery Science, UiT – The Arctic University of NorwayClaudia CerdaGrupo de Investigación Ecología Naturaleza y Sociedad (ECONAS), Santiago, Chile; Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y de la Conservación de la Naturaleza, Universidad de ChileFabienne MannherzThe Norwegian College of Fishery Science, UiT – The Arctic University of Norway; Marine Mammal Research, Department of Ecoscience, Aarhus University, DenmarkFrancois BousquetCIRAD, UMR SENS, F-34398 Montpellier, FranceHélène BuchholzerUniversité de Bretagne Occidentale, UMR AMURE, Plouzané, FranceIñigo BidegainCentro de Modelamiento y Perspectiva One Health – CEMPOH, Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y Agronomía, Universidad de Las Américas, Campus Maipu, Santiago, Chile; Grupo de Investigación Ecología Naturaleza y Sociedad (ECONAS), Santiago, ChileKåre Nolde NielsenThe Norwegian College of Fishery Science, UiT – The Arctic University of NorwayLaura BarracloughUniversität Innsbruck, Department of EcologyMaaike Knol-KauffmanThe Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA); The Norwegian College of Fishery Science, UiT – The Arctic University of NorwayManuel EbnerTechnical University of Munich, Ecosystem Dynamics and Forest Management Group, TUM School of Life Sciences; Bechtesgaden National Park; Universität Innsbruck, Department of EcologyMarjolaine FrésardUniversité de Bretagne Occidentale, UMR AMURE, Plouzané, FranceMatías Guerrero-GaticaFacultad de Ciencias Forestales y de la Conservación de la Naturaleza, Universidad de Chile; Instituto de Ecología y Biodiversidad (IEB), Santiago, Chile; Grupo de Investigación Ecología Naturaleza y Sociedad (ECONAS), Santiago, ChileMatilde LarraecheaGrupo de Investigación Ecología Naturaleza y Sociedad (ECONAS), Santiago, ChilePascal Le Floc’hUniversité de Bretagne Occidentale, UMR AMURE, Plouzané, FranceRicardo Safra de CamposUniversity of Exeter, Exeter, UKTara QuinnUnited Kingdom Health Security Agency London, UKUlrike TappeinerUniversität Innsbruck, Department of Ecology; Institute for Alpine Environment, Eurac ResearchSubmit an ArticleThis journal provides open access to all of its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.Sign in and SubmitSubmission GuidelinesSpecial Features selector block – please see right sidebar for options.Special FeaturesEnhancing Social-Ecological Resilience and Equity in Southern Africa: insights from Research and PracticeFeature-in-ProgressSeeds of Good Anthropocenes: Envisioning and Exploring Pathways toward Transformative FuturesFeature-in-ProgressBeyond the Assessment on the Diverse Values of Nature: Hidden gems, Biases, Frontiers, Challenges, and InsightsFeature-in-ProgressThe Coproduction of Conflicts in Environmental Sustainability: Concepts, Methods, and EthicsFeature-in-ProgressState-Reinforced Transformative and Adaptive Governance of Sustainable Social-Ecological SystemsFeature-in-ProgressSubmit a Special Feature ProposalLearn MoreSee all Special FeaturesFeatured Topic block – please see right sidebar for options.Featured topicAnthropocene01/2026Seeding equity in African food systems: how can marginal, bottom-up initiatives promote transformations to more equitable and sustainable futures?Julia L. van Velden, Nyasha Magadzire, Willem Malherbe, Joyce Atieno Ojino, Helen Bour, Keziah K. Mayer, Sungeni R. Karonga, Sènankpon Tcheton, Mulako Kabisa, Laura M. Pereira, Reinette Biggs05/2025Pathways to transformation: institutionalizing urban agriculture in a Montréal boroughOlivia St-Laurent, Karina Benessaiah, Elena M. Bennett03/2025The seeds’ substrate: a concept to understand how transformations toward Good Anthropocenes can be enabledIgnacio Gianelli, Micaela Trimble, Silvana Juri, Laura M. Pereira, Blanca González-Mon, Sebastián VillasanteAuthorship Map – please see right sidebar for options.Around the worldAuthorshipThese are the top ten countries that our authors from the last twelve months have been from.

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Journal metrics and most viewed articles in this issue141H Index4.403ISI 2021 Impact Factor5.2755 Year Impact FactorArticle selector block – please see right sidebar for options.Adaptive capacity of fishing companies facing spatial competition with offshore wind farms: insights from scallop fishers in Normandy (France)Hélène Buchholzer, Célya Martial, Marjolaine Frésard, Pascal Le Floc’hWeaving relational values around a threatened river landscape: bundles, interrelations, and social drivers from northern ChileMatilde Larraechea, Matías Guerrero-Gatica, Iñigo Bidegain, Claudia CerdaStakeholder expectations for future mountain forests: synergies, trade-offs, limitations, and barriers in ecosystem service supplyLaura Barraclough, Manuel Ebner, Ulrike TappeinerDeveloping local ties in a mobile world: how mobility processes shape sense of place and sustainable management in destination areasFrancois Bousquet, Tara Quinn, Chloe Guerbois, Ricardo Safra de CamposBeyond the shoreline: making sense of coexistence for the marine governance realmClaire K. Crowley-Aksamit, Maaike Knol-Kauffman, Fabienne Mannherz, Kåre Nolde NielsenArchive HighlightsEcology & Society has been publishing since 1997. Take a look back at some of our articles from years past.Article selector block – please see right sidebar for options.12/2015Participation in protected areas: a social network case study in Catalonia, SpainLaura Calvet-Mir, Sara Maestre-Andrés, Jeroen van den BerghSpecial Feature Networking the Environment: Social Network Analysis in Environmental Management and Local Ecological Knowledge Studies12/2015Social learning by whom? Assessing gendered opportunities for participation and social learning in collaborative forest governanceFelicitas Egunyu, Maureen G. Reed12/2015Ecological restoration as objective, target, and tool in international biodiversity policyDolly JørgensenSpecial Feature Ecological Restoration, Ecosystem Services, and Land Use12/2015Theories of the deep: combining salience and network analyses to produce mental model visualizations of a coastal British Columbia food webJordan Levine, Michael Muthukrishna, Kai M.A. Chan, Terre SatterfieldSubscribe for updates

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