“…The consideration of different interests, characterised by diverse underlying goals, requires making trade-offs (Funtowicz andRavetz, 1993, Berkes andFolke, 2000). This diversity and the complexity of the systems to be managed calls for crossdisciplinary research incorporating social sciences in natural resource management (Robinson et al, 2012) and transdisciplinary approaches towards integration of academic and practitioner's knowledge (Mauser et al, 2013;Lang et al, 2012;Mason et al, 2017;Blythe et al, 2017;Tress et al, 2004, Cvitanovic et al, 2015, Tengö et al, 2014Ely et al, 2020;Österblom et al, 2020). In this context, stakeholder engagement in both the decision-making and the decision-support system is essential (Gray, 2005;Berghöfer et al, 2008;Wilson, 2009;Mackinson et al, 2011;Reed, 2008;Röckmann et al, 2012Röckmann et al, , 2018Thebaud et al, 2014;Sampedro et al, 2017;Macher et al, 2018a;Gray and Hatchard, 2008;Jentoft and Chuenpagdee, 2009;Steins et al, 2020).…”