Interested in a specific type of scenario? We’ve collaborated with research partners to present a couple of theme pages, compiling case studies from the database and suggesting a few additional resources for each area of interest. Please update.
Thematic Collaborations
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African futures
Within the next 30 years 40 percent of the world’s population is projected to be African - a good future for Africa means a good future for the world.
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Our next meal
Food ties together nature, culture and health. How can we build sustainable, healthy and delicious food systems for the future?
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Local Knowledge
Indigenous knowledge is essential for efforts to understand, manage, and connect with nature. In what ways can it guide our scenario practice?
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Moving mountains?
Mountains are unique social-ecological systems and provide vital ecosystem services. How can these systems maintain their functions in a changing world?
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Valuing Nature
People value nature in a variety of ways. The Nature Futures Framework can help navigate the diversity.
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Ocean Futures
Oceans make up more than 70% of the Earth's surface and contain 80% of its life. Although it may feel far away from land, the ocean's future is foundational for the future of the biosphere.
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Future Cities
A growing majority of the world's population lives in cities. How can we imagine livable, just, and resilient conditions for human environments?