Abstract

Adaptive management is increasingly recognized as a valuable approach for addressing the complexities of fisheries management, particularly in data-limited contexts. This abstract explores the application of adaptive management principles in data-limited fisheries, where uncertainties abound and traditional management approaches often prove inadequate. By iteratively adjusting management strategies based on new information and feedback, adaptive management offers a flexible framework for navigating the uncertainties inherent in fisheries management. This abstract examines the implications, challenges, and opportunities associated with implementing adaptive management in data-limited fisheries, highlighting its potential to enhance the resilience and sustainability of marine ecosystems and fisheries resources.