Explaining differential vulnerability to climate change: A social science review
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Assistant Research Scientist – Data Science
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A watershed-scale model for depressional wetland-rich landscapes
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Narco‐Cattle Ranching in Political Forests
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Assistant Research Scientist – Data Science
Understanding causal pathways and feedbacks within complex water management systems
Smallholder responses to climate anomalies in rural Uganda
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Graduate Pursuit: Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes: Using Marine Protected Areas to Investigate Potential Socio-Ecological Impacts of Climate Change in Marine Spatial Planning
Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes: Using Marine Protected Areas to Investigate Potential Socio-Ecological Impacts of Climate Change in Marine Spatial Planning
Marine protected areas (MPAs) are an important tool in the context of marine spatial planning where resources are managed according to specific regulations that typically focus on conservation and sustainable harvesting.
Beyond the muddy boots: making summer internships count through synthesis workshops
It’s a searing summer day on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and in chest-high waders carrying 30 pounds of soil on your back, the humidity is almost unbearable. We have spent long hours in the field and the lab as a budding undergraduate and graduate researchers, wading through wetlands and tromping through fields for the sake of “research.” The question arises in each of us – “Why am I doing this?”
Reciprocity, redistribution and relational values: organizing and motivating sustainable agriculture
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