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Understanding the impact of science-society interactions is crucial for shaping effective strategies for sustainable development. By investigating the extent to which transdisciplinary research collaborations create "knowledge-in-practice" and facilitate sustainability transformations, the BIOSS project aims to provide insights into the potential of such interactions in mountainous BR. The outcomes of this research will provide valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners working towards sustainable development in mountainous regions and beyond.
Biosphere reserve, science-society interactions, transdisciplinarity, nountainous areas, transformation, knowledge co-production, sustainable development
Biosphere reserve, science-society interactions, transdisciplinarity, nountainous areas, transformation, knowledge co-production, sustainable development
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