Aili Pyhälä

TL;DR: In this article, a community of active Ecological Footprint practitioners and users propose key research priorities for improving national ecological footprint accounting, and summarize the current state of debate, and suggest approaches for further development.

TL;DR: Other effective area-based conservation measures (OECMs. as discussed by the authors have been proposed as a way to support the conservation of areas that deliver conservation outcomes outside the protected area estate.

TL;DR: The natural baseline against which the Tsimane' measure ecosystem changes might be shifting with every generation as a result of age-related differences in the perception of change and a decrease in the intergenerational sharing of environmental knowledge.

TL;DR: A systematic literature review of the degree to and manner in which the study of local perceptions of change are being addressed in GEC research found the studies to be geographically biased, lacking methodological reporting, mostly theory based with little primary data, and lacking of indepth analysis of the psychological and ontological influences in perception and implications for adaptation.

TL;DR: The results suggest that social comparison has a stronger effect than adaptation in explaining the subjective wellbeing of the sample of people in rural areas of developing countries with relatively low income levels, and show that absolute income covariates with subjective wellbeing, but the magnitude of the association is lower once the authors control for adaptation and social comparison.