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Roles of water producer project institutions and stakeholders and the most common levels at which they work.

Project Category: Hydrological Sciences | Social Dimensions & Economics

Who Are We Measuring and Modeling for? Supporting Multi-Level Decision Making in Real-World Watershed Management Programs

figure 2: Beach erosion at Sunset Beach.

Project Category: Hydrological Sciences | Social Dimensions & Economics

Climate-Smart Watershed Investments in the Montane Tropics of South America

Project Category: Social Dimensions & Economics

Nature-Based Solutions, Sustainable Development, and Equity

Rangeland ecosystem services team meeting at Haleakala Ranch

Project Category: Hydrological Sciences | Social Dimensions & Economics

Hawaiʻi Rangeland Ecosystem Services

Project Category: Social Dimensions & Economics

Incorporating Multiple Values Into Decision Making in Payments for Ecosystem Services and Protected Areas

Project Category: Social Dimensions & Economics

Identifying Multiple Values for Beaches and Coastlines Under Sea Level Rise

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