Andean social–ecological systems are increasingly affected by climate change, land-use change, and pressures on water resources. This study presents ROSA, a network of social–ecological observatories that integrates more than 50 long-term monitoring initiatives across eight nodal observatories in the Andes. The network focuses on hydroclimatic, ecological, and land-use dynamics, seeking to understand how environmental and socioeconomic drivers interact across different spatial and temporal scales. The findings highlight the importance of long-term participatory monitoring and knowledge coproduction to support climate adaptation, water security, and sustainable land management in Andean territories.
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Carilla J., Grau R., Osinaga Acosta O., Malizia A., Ceballos S., Llambí L.D., Piquer-Rodríguez M., Zarbá L., Flores S., Cuesta F., Ojeda Luna T., Ferreira W., Tovar C., Jimenez Y., Hurtado A.B., Nagy L., Buscardo E., Wallem P., Breuer P., Bonnesoeur V., Hebden S., Cuvi N., Araoz E
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