Adaptive ecosystem management

Adaptive ecosystem management is a natural resource management process.

Key features

The key features include planning, implementation, monitoring, research, evaluation, and incorporation of new knowledge are combined into a management approach that —

1. (i) is based on scientific findings and the needs of society;

2. (ii) treats management actions as experiments;

3. (iii) acknowledges the complexity of these systems and scientific uncertainty; and

4. (iv) uses the resulting new knowledge to modify future management methods and policy.

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