Johanna Yletyinen

Research ABSTRACT Adapting to the anthropogenic environmental change while transitioning to a more sustainable and more productive natural resource management places unprecedented demands on natural resource production. Meeting this complex challenge without unwarranted environmental degradation or loss of livelihoods requires understanding and managing the resilience of properties that produce natural resources.

The effects of global warming are felt earlier in Arctic regions than elsewhere in the world. Now research shows that Arctic marine food webs can adapt to climate change — but the study authors warn that this impression of resilience may be false in the long term. References 1. Griffith, G. P. et al. Nat. Clim. Change https://doi.org/10.1038/s41558-019-0601-y (2019). 2. Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna AC. Arctic Biodiversity Assessment.

When is a fish stock collapsed? Johanna Yletyinen, Will E Butler, Geir Ottersen, Ken H Andersen, Sara Bonanomi, Florian K Diekert, Carl Folke, Martin Lindegren, Marie Nordstrom, Andries Richter, Lauren Rogers, Giovanni Romagnoni, Benjamin Weigel, Jason D Whittington, Thorsten Blenckner, Nils C Stenseth bioRxiv 329979; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/329979