Faculty research interests
- Human dimensions of environmental change
- Adaptive and collaborative governance in coastal and marine systems
- Coastal conservation and social-ecological systems
- First Nations, adaptive capacity, resilience and climate change
- Local and sustainable agriculture in Arctic Indigenous communities
- Global food security politics and governance
- Food system sustainability
- International political economy of the environment
- Gender and environmental governance
- Global land and agricultural governance
- Aquatic ecology and ecotoxicology
- Environmental monitoring
- Cumulative effects assessment
- Water and environmental governance
- Water resources management
- Wildlife ecology and management
- Landscape genetics
- Water conflict and cooperation
- Social-ecological transitions (economic and environmental history)
- Collective action, property rights, and markets
- Environmental assessment law and process reform
- Sustainability assessment principles and applications
- Re-conceptualizing conservation, parks and invasive species for the Anthropocene
- Social dimensions of biodiversity conservation and climate change
- Managing complex social-ecological systems in peri-urban and remote First Nations communities
- Ecological restoration, resilience and conservation
- Ecology and policy of parks and protected areas
- Pollination and invasive species ecology
- Social movements, environmental/climate justice, just transition
- Urban political ecology and green economic development
- Community-based/participatory research
- Sustainable agriculture and climate change resilience
- Soil health, biochar, carbon sequestration
- Environmental politics and non-rational drivers of behaviour
- Maker culture and consumer society
- Social innovation and complex social-ecological systems
- Energy governance and policy
- Sustainable energy strategies
- Global change ecology
- Biogeography and forest ecology
- Historical ecology
- Social-psychological dimensions of water decisions
- Water scarcity, drought and efficiency mechanisms
- Identity, spirituality and ritual in water decisions