Fikret Berkes Knihy

Focusing on the challenges of sustainability and competition over coastal resources, this book explores the rising societal concerns regarding environmental degradation and the impacts of food security, biodiversity, and climate change. It presents a comprehensive set of social, ecological, and economic objectives while highlighting the lack of consensus on their implementation. Through vivid global case studies, the book offers practical and accessible strategies for achieving innovative resource management principles.

Focusing on the wisdom of indigenous and rural communities globally, this book highlights the significance of local knowledge as a vital complement to scientific ecology. It emphasizes the cultural and political importance of this knowledge for indigenous peoples, while also providing updated resources and a wealth of new references. The fourth edition notably amplifies the voices of indigenous authors and showcases a growing body of local observations on climate change, enriching the discourse on ecology and sustainability.