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Fisheries and oceans Location: Auditorium Q Session Chair: Benjamin Blanz, University of Hamburg | |
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Methods for social-ecological systems analysis and management in Arctic and sub-Arctic seas 1: Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics, Sweden; 2: Centre for Applied Research at NHH, Norway; 3: Arctic University of Norway; 4: Institute of Marine Research, Norway Human activities with global scale impacts are rapidly changing the planet, in particular in the Arctic and sub-Arctic seas due to polar amplification of climate change. These developments are making an uncertain future even more unknown and could perhaps trigger abrupt changes. Much of our current Arctic and sub-Arctic knowledge and data were collected under different social and ecological conditions from today. To better guide future stewardship efforts, we may need to combine multiple types of knowledge and recognize the intertwined properties of change, including different scales and sources. Here we review methods from multiple fields and highlight whether and how they can contribute to the analysis of connectivity, time scale differences, diversity and redundancy, and uncertainties, all of which are important aspects of social-ecological systems dynamics. We then illustrate how these methods can be combined to study and plan for change, building on experiences from six case studies of fisheries in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic seas. | |