Exploring social-ecological transformations and seeds of a good Anthropocene: Albert Norström

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On 19 October, Albert Norström, Per Olsson and others from Future Earth´s Transformations Knowledge-Action Network hosted a discussions around mobilising research on social-ecological transformations and exploring pathways toward a good Anthropocene.

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Seeds of Good
Anthropocene
Albert Norström
albert.norstrom@su.se
@AlbertNorstrm
@PECS_Project

What is a seed?
• A way of thinking, doing, institution, technology, business,
project, organization
• Exists (at least as prototype)
• Marginal (not yet dominant/mainstream)
• Contribute to creating a sustainable future
(according to someone)

Trees for Life
Rewilding Scottish Rainforests

Objectives
1. Analyses of seeds
• Types of seeds, Interactions
• Values & assumptions underlying these seeds
• Enabling & inhibiting conditions
2. Stimulate reflection and discussion of novel
positive regional and global futures
3. Foster a regional networks of change agents in
place based sub-projects (S. Africa for now)

Seed
Database
1. Descriptive
Analysis
Clustering
2. Game &
Scenario
Development
3. Seed
trajectories &
transformation
(500 seeds)

Future
Knowledge
Sustainable
Futures
Green
Urbanism
Fair
Futures
Urban Transition AgroEcology
1. Descriptive
Analysis
Clustering

Bennett, E.M., M. Solan, R. Biggs, T. MacPhearson, A. V. Norström, P. Olsson, L. Pereira, G.
D. Peterson, C. Raudsepp-Hearne, F. Beirmann, S. R. Carpenter, E. Ellis, T. Hichert, V. Galaz,
M. Lahsen, B. Martin-Lopez, K. A. Nicolas, R. Preisser, G. Vince, J. Vervoort, and J. Xu. Bright
Spots: Seeds of a Good Anthropocene. In press. Frontiers in Ecology and Environment.
Milkoreit, M., E. Ellis, T. McPhearson, E. Bennett, F. Bierman, V. Galaz, and U. Svedin. Can
Anthropocene Thinking Advance Sustainable Development Practice? In prep for PNAS
Perspectives.
Pereira, L, C Raudsepp-Hearne, EM Bennett, GD Petrson, T McPhearson, A Norstrom, R
Biggs, R Preiser, J Vervoort, P Olsson. In Prep.Seeds of the future in the present: exploring
pathways for navigating towards a “Good” Anthropocene. Chapter 3.6 in “Urban Planet”.
A few publications…

www.goodanthropocenes.net
@SeedsGA
@PECS_Project
@ecoSERVICES

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