Building sustainability in the Eastern Himalaya: linking evidence to action

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“…A study conducted in western Nepal indicated that rainfall contributes significantly to springs (Matheswaran et al, 2019). Studies on the middle mountains of Sikkim, India indicated that springs are recharged by precipitation Tambe, Rawat et al, 2020), and that spring discharge generally showed an annual periodic rhythm, suggesting a strong direct response to rainfall (Tambe et al, 2012).…”

Pathways towards people-oriented conservation in a human-dominated landscape: the network for conserving Central India

“…Actively structuring institutions to undertake boundary work for complex social-ecological landscapes requires Credibility, Relevance and Legitimacy (CRELE). SPPI researchers suggest that the process to co-produce actionable knowledge needs to be iterative (Sarkki et al 2015;Leibenath et al 2020;Tambe et al 2020). However, there remain challenges to the CRELE framework when new scientific findings remain difficult to include in policy due to lack of timeliness or comprehensive consideration of all aspects of a decision (Dunn and Laing 2017;Tangney 2017).…”