… Climate change is here, and we are experiencing its impact. … found it useful to divide the
biosphere into smaller and more … and temporally scaled processes (Holling 1992; Allen and …

… sword that connectivity represents for resilience” [86] (p. 207). … Holling, CS The resilience
of terrestrial ecosystems: Local … Sustainable Development of the Biosphere; Clark, WC, Munn, …

Introduction Ecosystem health is the ability of ecosystems to maintain structure and … resilience
of the watershed. The landscape indicators were determined using the watershed land use …

… are also longitudinally connected by their directional transport of water, solutes, sediments
and biota, with even locally … or ecosystem functions (including implications for biodiversity and …

… similar dynamics (Holling, 1986; Gunderson and Holling, 2002… For example, climate change
may affect the whole system of … of ecosystems, and social systems such as supply chains are …

… An assessment reveals that 12 traps (86%) could be in an … aimed at advancing sustainable
development comes at the … of the biosphere disconnect trap are urban impacts of climate …

… Sustainable use of renewable resources is a coherent … By 1986, Holling had introduced
adaptive cycles as models of … ”—although Holling and others raised the possibility that resilience …

… CS Holling [3] published his seminal paper about “resilience … of contributing to sustainable
development and resilience, … buildings [99], while 86% of the national building stock in the …

… space defined by resilience, connectedness, and system potential (Holling, 1986). Thereby,
… is intended to be successful through the sustainable creation of transparency. In addition to …

… To achieve a resilient and sustainable management of urban areas, the approach must be
both strategic … Holling, CS ‘Buzz’. The resilience of terrestrial ecosystems: Local surprise and …