The Forum on Science and Innovation for Sustainable Development is an attempt to outline the burgeoning field. Rather than looking broadly at sustainability, the Forum focuses on the way in which science and innovation can be conducted and applied to meet human needs while preserving the life support systems of the planet. It highlights people and programs that are studying nature-society interactions and applying the resulting knowledge to create a sustainability transition around the world.

• Download the key documents that provide an in-depth look at the principles underlying the field.
• Peruse the edited directory of individuals and institutions that are actively engaged in the field, and browse through the projects in which they are involved.
• Use the Framework to find content focused on specific sectors, regions, sustainability challenges, or core scientific questions

The Forum will continue to evolve along with the field, and we invite your participation in that process. Contributions and suggestions for posting to the Forum are always welcome, and individuals who are working in the field are invited to join the Network.

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Event: Beyond Copenhagen (Starting 03 December 2009)
Event: Twenty First Century Challenges for the Scientific Community (Starting 01 December 2009)
Opportunity: Associate Research Scholar at the Center for Sustainable Urban Development (The Earth Institute, Columbia University)
Opportunity: Francophone Legality Assurance Expert (European Forest Institute, Brussels)
Opportunity: Program on Forests Short Term Consultancy (World Bank)
Program: Graham Doctoral Fellow Program at the University of Michigan
Opportunity: Graduate Fellowships in Sustainability Science (University of Maine)
Event: Cycle 2010 (Starting 04 May 2010)
Opportunity: Ecosystem Services Postdoctoral Research Position (Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre, Germany)
Opportunity: Faculty Position in the Sustainable Built Environment (University of Michigan)