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Human–Environmental Interactions, Resilience, and Sustainability in Coastal and Island Societies: Case Studies from the Pacific and Circum-Caribbean
Understanding how past peoples navigated challenges and developed strategies to be resilient and survive is fundamental not only to reconstructing human history but also to informing our responses to the challenges we face today. Island and coastal regions are among the most vulnerable environments
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