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Multidisciplinary Team Science and Engaged {-raged} Stakeholders: Two Often Neglected Aspects of Coupled Human-Natural Systems
Kenneth Rose
Big Sandy, Montana: Built on Sand or Food? (Module 1)
From Genes to Urban Areas: Applications of Spatial Modeling to Assess Climate Change Vulnerability in Natural and Built Systems
Matthew C. Fitzpatrick
SESYNC Expands Synthesis and Leadership Opportunities for Graduate Students with New Workshop
Three-Dimensional Mapping of Global Mangrove Height and Aboveground Biomass Stocks and Changes
Lola Fatoyinbo
Socio-Environmental Foundations Volume
Building and Disassembling Big Histories of Disease: Interdisciplinarity and Ancient Pandemics
Tim Newfield
An Immersive Experience: SESYNC Postdocs Prepare for an Interdisciplinary Future
A systems approach to assessing environmental and economic effects of food loss and waste interventions in the United States
Article published in Science of the Total Environment