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Marine Social-Ecological System Management: A Multi-Method Study

  • Orla-Peach Power
  • Apr 2
  • 1 min read

Our MarineSABRES colleague Gemma Smith (IECS (International Estuarine and Coastal Specialists Ltd) and University of Hull) is currently conducting research on the challenges and priorities in marine management, so if you are a marine manager (i.e. someone who influences decisions on the marine environment), then your perspectives and input would be greatly appreciated! 


As part of this research, Gemma has designed a multi-method study that aims to explore marine manager perspectives for shared understanding and communication of marine management issues and priorities, with an emphasis on ecosystem-based approaches, through the application of systems thinking fundamentals and tools. 


The study involves two c components: a Q-sort activity and an expert panel discussion. Respondents may choose to participate in a Q-sort activity (10-15 minutes) and/ or an expert panel session (two 2-hour online sessions).


This Q-sort survey component of this research will allow participants to share their views on various management statements and includes:

  1. Sorting statements on a grid to that reflects personal views. There will be an opportunity for participants to expand on why they chose certain stances.

  2. Demographic questions for the purpose of ensuring all relevant voices are included in the data collection.



Find out more and express your interest here or by clicking on the image below!





 
 
 

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Marine SABRES

Marine SABRES is funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe funding programme under Grant Agreement No. 101058956.

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Emma Verling

emma.verling@ucc.ie

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