Food ties together nature, culture and health. How can we build sustainable, healthy and delicious food systems for the future?

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Indigenous knowledge is  essential for efforts to understand, manage, and connect with nature. In what ways can it guide our scenario practice?

Seeds of good futures are scattered through he present. What might the world look like when they bloom?

Mountains are unique social-ecological systems and provide vital ecosystem services. How can these systems maintain their functions in a changing world?

A growing majority of the world's population lives in cities. How can we imagine livable, just, and resilient conditions for human environments?

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.

People value nature in a variety of ways. The Nature Futures Framework can help navigate the diversity.

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