1. Bridging Disciplinary Divides to Address Environmental and Intellectual Challenges

   • Ann P. Kinzig

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 709 - 715

2. Natural Resource Management: The Need for Interdisciplinary Collaboration

   • Katherine C. Ewel

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 716 - 722

3. Research Needs for Understanding and Predicting the Behavior of Managed Ecosystems: Lessons from the Study of Agroecosystems

   • John M. Antle
   • Susan M. Capalbo
   • Keith H. Paustian

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 723 - 735

4. Managing the Human–Ecological Interface: Marine Resources as Example and Laboratory

   • Susan Hanna

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 736 - 741

5. Coping with Complexity and Organizational Interests in Natural Resource Management

   • William Ascher

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 742 - 757

6. The Era of Management Is Over

   • Donald Ludwig

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 758 - 764

7. From Metaphor to Measurement: Resilience of What to What?

   • Steve Carpenter
   • Brian Walker
   • Nick Abel

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 765 - 781

8. The Urban Funnel Model and the Spatially Heterogeneous Ecological Footprint

   • Matthew A. Luck
   • G. Darrel Jenerette
   • Nancy B. Grimm

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 782 - 796

9. Survival, Gap Formation, and Recovery Dynamics in Grassland Ecosystems Exposed to Heat Extremes: The Role of Species Richness

   • Liesbeth Van Peer
   • Ivan Nijs
   • Dirk Reheul

   OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 797 - 806

10. Acknowledgment

    Acknowledgments 04 February 2014 Pages: 807 - 807