Other Resources

This page provides links to external resources which may be helpful to learn more about social-ecological systems, and methods for studying them. Please suggest any additional resources you think may be helpful below.

• Council For Resilience Education: The University of Nebraska- Lincoln has created a number of products to increase understanding of ecological resilience and its application
• The Sustainability Methods Wiki provides a compilation of useful resources related to Sustainability research, including courses, method summaries, and skills/tools. It also hosts a method recommendation tool
• The Resilience Alliance hosts a wide range of resources including workbooks and a useful list of publications related to key SES research areas, including governance, ecosystem services, regime shifts and resilience analysis and policy
• Wayfinder, a process guide for resilience assessment, planning and action in social-ecological systems, provides a set of modules with key concepts and activities. A summary video is available here
• Social-Ecological Systems Scholars is a blog site with relections, resources and questions by, and for, early-career SES researchers
• STEPS centre holds a repository of examples, events, commentary and publications on methods that help explore pathways to sustainability

• Toolkits for Transdisciplinary Research provides links to key toolkits on topics such as collaboration, co-producing knowledge, dynamic systems thinking and engaging and influencing policy

• Methods and tools for co-producing knowledge: SCNAT Knowledge provides a toolbox for methods related to knowledge co-production

• Biosphere Futures Database is a global collection of social-ecological scenario case studies, with references to key literature and practical resources