Old Tools, New Ways of Using Them: Harnessing Expert Opinions to Plan for Surprise in Marine Socio-Ecological Systems

Uncertainty will always have a place in decision making. However, the presence of uncertainty in coastal ecosystem data and modeling should not be a cause for inaction. #WorldOceansMonth https://t.co/ESw9N6WQfE

RT @Sust_SeasNZ: Decision-making in the face of uncertainty is hard. Our #TippingPoints team proposes using expert opinions from scientists…

Decision-making in the face of uncertainty is hard. Our #TippingPoints team proposes using expert opinions from scientists and #mātaurangaMāori holders to bridge knowledge gaps so marine managers can plan for different outcomes and prevent tipping points:

RT @FrontMarineSci: New Research: Old Tools, New Ways of Using Them: Harnessing Expert Opinions to Plan for Surprise in Marine Socio-Ecolog…