Ecological Resilience
Socio-ecological resilience and urban design : defining the common ground and a way forward for practice
... socio-ecological resilience (Wilkinson 2012) describes a system’s property “to absorb disturbance and reorganize while undergoing change so as to still retain essentially the same function, structure, ...
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Towards social-ecological resilience in natural resource governance: issues of power, diversity and scale
... of resilience through which to examine the governance structure of marine turtle and dugong ...2), resilience is defined as “the capacity of a system to absorb disturbance and reorganize while undergoing ...
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The re-indigenization of humanity to Mother Earth: A learning platform to cultivate social-ecological resilience and challenge the Anthropocene
... participatory and action orientated research continues to address the questions of agency and de-colonial praxis noted earlier in the article. Occurring in the seven Alliance nodes across Turtle Island, Alba/Scotland, ...
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Social-ecological resilience through education for sustainability: a case study of community scale resilience
... social-ecological resilience lens to investigate how principals, teachers and students in four schools in Far North Queensland, Australia, organise and enact the principles and practices of education for ...
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Social-ecological resilience through education for sustainability: a case study of community scale resilience
... into resilience and education for sustainability is in its embryonic stage, my interest lies with developing meaning and understanding rather than precise numerical descriptions (Morgan, ...
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Pathogens, disease, and the social-ecological resilience of protected areas
... area resilience is that of ...ecological resilience. We first define a set of criteria for the social-ecological identity of protected ...social-ecological resilience also emerge ...
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Between Grey and Green: Ecological Resilience in Urban Landscapes
... Scenario 3 (figure 3) is based on the Christchurch Central Recovery Plan, particularly the Blueprint for the cBd that cera produced in partnership with public and private sector institutions. The most important element ...
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Sense shaping place: interaction of planning actor’s values in social- ecological resilience
... the resilience of socio-ecological systems ...on resilience, as prior place research has focused on sense of place at the individual level but is limited when assessing group level ...
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Social-Ecological Resilience through Education for Sustainability: a case study of community scale resilience
... Manage Resilience in Regional Social-Ecological ...Exploring Resilience in Social-Ecological Systems: Comparative Studies and Theory Development ...
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Ecological resilience, climate change, and the Great Barrier Reef
... Importantly, these various management initiatives are not implemented in isolation, but rather as an integrated, ecosystem-based package of complementary measures. They seek to address the cumulative impacts and ...
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Social-Ecological Resilience through Education for Sustainability: a case study of community scale resilience
... The qualitative indicators in this book are sets of statements which provide a rich description of the broad characteristics of resilience in school communities, They combine understandi[r] ...
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Enacting Resilience: A Performative Account of Governing for Urban Resilience
... social-ecological resilience in urban ...social-ecological resilience through a policy ...social-ecological resilience is not so much pro-actively pursued as that it emerges in ...
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Spatial resilience in social-ecological systems
... The second important group of people is the roadies; an informal, interdisci- plinary collection of academics and students at the University of Florida who met over the course of 4 years (and beyond) to discuss ...
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Resilience, political ecology, and well-being: An interdisciplinary approach to analysing social-ecological change in coastal Bangladesh
... the ecological sciences, resilience embraces change as an inevitable feature of a system and places emphasis on either maintaining its character by absorbing the disturbance or transforming to a new regime ...
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Social Ecological Evolutionary Resilience: A Proposal to Enhance “Sustainability Transformation” about Theoretical Foundation
... ecosystem resilience; social-eco- logical non-evolutionary resilience in engineering ...evolutionary resilience is inspired by [12] ...reconsider resilience as ongoing changing process rather ...
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Student resilience : exploring the positive case for resilience
... (2) resilience, (3) design thinking and (4) cross-team ...define resilience as consisting of two key things: the first is “mistakability” – the ability to make mistakes and learn from these, the second is ...
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Resilience Realities : Resilience and Development Practice in Vanuatu
... The interplay between institutions and social and cultural relations of power was also evident in the case studies. Violence against women and ostracism of incomer women are examples of significant expressions of ...
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Benchmark Resilience: A study of the resilience of organisations in the Auckland Region
... The wholesale trade sector can include organisations such as wholesale commercial premises and warehouses. This sector achieved the lowest overall resilience score (62%); however organisations scores for ...
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Ecological boundaries: a derivative of ecological entities
... One reason for why ecologists stop short of elaborating further on the concept of boundary is that they seem to as- sume that the boundaries are fairly obvious. But the practices of choosing boundaries are inconsistent ...
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Conflict Resilience
... the resilience capacity of states and local communities that enables them to endure shocks, to avert the eruption of violence and to facilitate the peaceful resolution of ...
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