Integrated data requirements for natural resource management
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posted on 2025-10-31, 03:42 authored by Natalie StoecklNatalie Stoeckl, Vanessa AdamsVanessa Adams, Silva Larson, Tracey Mahony, Ruth SteelRuth Steel, Stuart Allen, M Emmerling, Diane Jarvis, Emily OgierEmily Ogier, Matthew Navarro, Swee-Hoon ChuahSwee-Hoon Chuah, Timothy Langlois, Gretta PeclGretta Pecl<p>We do not have sufficient data to adequately describe the integrated socio-ecological systems that support us. It is prohibitively expensive to collect enough data to describe all, so it is important to think strategically about how to (i) use the information we do have and (ii) prioritise the collection of new data. We aim to help by finding efficient ways of improving the information that is available for policy-makers to generate better human–nature outcomes.</p>
Funding
NESP RL: Socioeconomic insights for Resilient Landscapes : Department of Agriculture Water and the Environment | 2021/GR000766
NESP MaC: Scoping Study: research needs for a national approach to socio-economic values of the marine environment : Department of Agriculture Water and the Environment
NESP RL: Using integrated data analysis to assess regional transferability : Department of Agriculture Water and the Environment
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Economics, Fisheries and Aquaculture, Geography, Planning, and Spatial Sciences, Sustainable Marine Research Collaboration, Peter Underwood Centre for Educational Attainment, TSBERights statement
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