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shankar aswani

Solomon Islands National University

Honiara, Solomon Islands

Specialty Chief Editor

Conservation Social Sciences
jamie k. reaser

Rain Crow Consulting

Virginia, United States

Specialty Chief Editor

Conservation Social Sciences
thomas h. beery

Kristianstad University

Kristianstad, Sweden

Associate Editor

Conservation Social Sciences
chiara bragagnolo

21st Century Conservation Lab, Federal University of Alagoas

Maceiò, Brazil

Associate Editor

Conservation Social Sciences

Conservation Social Sciences

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Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Editors

shankar aswani

jamie k. reaser

thomas h. beery

chiara bragagnolo

Articles

Ecological grief: Crying out for science on common ground

SPIRITUALITY IN TRADITIONAL WATER KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS AS A DRIVER AND BARRIER TO AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION IN ZIMBABWE

Rock climbers demonstrate value-driven motivations for engaging in citizen science for bat conservation

Human–giraffe conflict in eastern Kenya: local interactions, attitudes, perceived risks, and pathways to coexistence

Research Topics

Putting People in Their Place: Restoring the Human Animal in Ecological Systems

Employing Adaptive Transformation for Socio-Ecological Resilience: Perspectives, Research and Community Case Studies.

Ecological Grief and Climate Anxiety: Advancing Conservation Science at the Interface of Collective Human Trauma and Environmental Change

Amazonian Indigenous Socioecologies and the Rethinking of Biodiversity Conservation