August 23, 2025People and NatureOpen Access

Operationalising social‐ecological systems to meet complex sustainability challenges posed by widespread biological invasions

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FKFabian C. KyneBlue Ventures ACAdriel Castañeda JCJennifer K. ChapmanBlue Ventures

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This research demonstrates how social-ecological systems can improve management strategies for invasive species like lionfish, suggesting effective sustainability solutions.

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A social-ecological systems approach provides a framework to manage biological invasions effectively.
The study demonstrated lionfish suppression in Belize by integrating social and ecological management strategies over 6 years.
Through a participatory approach, diverse knowledge holders contributed to the coastal management strategies for invasive species.
This method highlights the importance of co-designing management actions to ensure broad national support in sustainability efforts.

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Kyne et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af76b97567bf4f94fefa94 https://doi.org/10.1002/pan3.70121

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This research demonstrates how social-ecological systems can improve management strategies for invasive species like lionfish, suggesting effective sustainability solutions.

Operationalising social‐ecological systems to meet complex sustainability challenges posed by widespread biological invasions

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Operationalising social‐ecological systems to meet complex sustainability challenges posed by widespread biological invasions

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