Stakeholder perceptions of climate change in the context of bivalve aquaculture

Keyphrases

• Climate Change 100%
• Bivalve Aquaculture 100%
• Stakeholder Perceptions 100%
• Climate Change Perception 100%
• Management Tools 50%
• Prince Edward Island 25%
• Potential Impact 25%
• Planners 25%
• Canada 25%
• Aquaculture Industry 25%
• Bivalve Species 25%
• Sea Surface Temperature 25%
• Nova Scotia 25%
• Management Decisions 25%
• Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture 25%
• Site Selection 25%
• Stakeholder Groups 25%
• Stakeholder Engagement 25%
• Planning Process 25%
• Eastern Coast 25%
• Adaptive Management 25%
• Global Averaging 25%
• Provincial Level 25%
• Stakeholder Input 25%
• Abiotic Conditions 25%
• Stakeholder Support 25%
• Stakeholder Perspectives 25%
• Governmental Bodies 25%
• Uncertain Future 25%
• Insurance Management 25%
• Knowledge Broker 25%
• Warming Seas 25%
• Interview Methods 25%
• Tool Change 25%
• Integration Level 25%
• Federal Level 25%
• Q Methodology 25%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Climate Change 100%
• Prince Edward Island 20%
• Aquaculture Industry 20%
• Canada 20%
• Sea Surface Temperature 20%
• Ecosystem Approach 20%
• Nova Scotia 20%
• Site Selection 20%
• Planning Process 20%
• Adaptive Management 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Climate Change 100%
• Agrotis 20%
• Adaptive Management 20%