NEW STUDY

Sometimes ecosystems change in so dramatic and substantial ways that they cross a “tipping point”.

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LATEST NEWS

The world after Covid-19

The time to build back better after the crisis may be short, researchers warn and propose resilience theory as a necessary framework to succeed.

'Blue' economy vs SDGs

The potential of food from the ocean to reduce hunger is threatened by competing ocean uses and a narrow focus on production growth.

Economics of Biodiversity

Landmark review: “Nature is a blind spot in economics that we ignore at our peril”.

Climate migration

A potentially effective climate adaptation, migration needs to be part of national planning and international cooperation.

Ocean stewardship

Ten of the world's largest sea food companies act on on science based goals to save the oceans.

Sustainable seafood

A new study shows how aquaculture systems can improve both nutritional content and environmental impact.
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RESEARCH

Research Programmes

The Beijer Institute strives to create research frontiers at the interface of ecology, economics and related disciplines, in order to promote a deeper understanding of the interplay between ecological systems and social and economic development in relation to sustainability.

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Urban Social-Ecological Systems

Aquaculture and Sustainable Seafood

Behaviour, Economics and Nature

Governance, Technology and Complexity

NEW PUBLICATION

Urbanization, Migration, and Adaptation to Climate Change Adger, W. N., A.-S. Crépin, C. Folke, D. Ospina, F. S. Chapin III, K. Segerson, K. C. Seto, J. M. Anderies, S. Barrett, E. M. Bennett, G. Daily, T. Elmqvist, J. Fischer, N. Kautsky, S. A. Levin, J. F. Shogren, J. van den Bergh, B. Walker, and J. Wilen. 2020. Urbanization, Migration, and Adaptation to Climate Change. One Earth 3(4): 396-399.
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PEOPLE

Åsa Gren
Åsa Gren
Researcher, PhD
Chuan Zhong Li
Chuan Zhong Li
Affiliated researcher, Professor
Daniel Ospina-Medina
Daniel Ospina-Medina
PhD-candidate
Johan Colding
Johan Colding
Programme director, associate Professor
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