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GRIN Meeting: 1st Announcement and Call for Abstracts

The Garden Route Interface and Networking (GRIN) Meeting is an annual event taking place in the Garden Route of South Africa, providing a forum for researchers and practitioners (from anywhere in the world) interested in better understanding and managing (or navigating) social-ecological systems and their complex interactions and feedbacks. Three types of interfaces are of particular interest to GRIN deliberations: human-nature (social-ecological systems), theory-practice (scientists and managers), and social-natural (sciences).

May 3rd, 2023|

POSITION OFFERED: Technical Officer

A full-time position supporting the Lead of Conservation Science. The role requires strong problem-solving and data management skills as well as experience in conservation and/or field ecology — a great opportunity to direct conservation strategies and support impact investing mechanisms with rigorous scientific practices.

April 22nd, 2023|

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GRIN Meeting: 1st Announcement and Call for Abstracts

The Garden Route Interface and Networking (GRIN) Meeting is an annual event taking place in the Garden Route of South Africa, providing a forum for researchers and practitioners (from anywhere in the world) interested in better understanding and managing (or navigating) social-ecological systems and their complex interactions and feedbacks. Three types of interfaces are of particular interest to GRIN deliberations: human-nature (social-ecological systems), theory-practice (scientists and managers), and social-natural (sciences).

May 3rd, 2023|

POSITION OFFERED: Technical Officer

A full-time position supporting the Lead of Conservation Science. The role requires strong problem-solving and data management skills as well as experience in conservation and/or field ecology — a great opportunity to direct conservation strategies and support impact investing mechanisms with rigorous scientific practices.

April 22nd, 2023|

SAPECS community of practice: A decade of progress in social-ecological systems research

The Southern African Program on Ecosystem Change and Society (SAPECS) is excited to share the recent publication of an article that highlights the incredible work that our team has been doing over the past decade. The article, titled "The Southern African Program on Ecosystem Change and Society: an emergent community of practice," was recently published in Ecosystems and People and is a testament to the incredible work that our team has been doing over the past decade to build capacity and knowledge in support of more sustainable, just, and equitable futures. The [...]

February 20th, 2023|
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