Enabling usable science takes a community: Using our roles as funders to catalyze change

Kayla J Ripple, Charlotte Hudson, Emily Knight, Jason P Landrum, Victoria Bell and Sarah L Close

PLOS Biology, 2024, vol. 22, issue 6, 1-4

Abstract: Calls to support co-designed and usable science to inform management of natural resources are growing. Making the shift will require diverse collaborations between those who hold, share, and use knowledge.Calls to support co-designed and usable science to inform management of natural resources is growing. This Perspective argues that there is a role for everyone within the usable science community and that, together, we can catalyze positive change.

Date: 2024
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