Yihong’s research seeks to quantify the impacts of novel disturbance regimes on the structure and function of forest ecosystems. Specifically, she explores the ecological and social costs associated with climate-driven (e.g., more frequent droughts) and...
Sheherazade’s doctoral research asks “under what conditions and to what extent the decentralized forest governance is effective and equitable in conserving biodiversity and improving people’s well-being on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.” She uses...
Libby is a PhD candidate in the Environmental Engineering program working at the intersection of air quality engineering, data science, and environmental policy. Her dissertation work builds and applies engineering tools to identify the underlying policy features...
Simon is a PhD candidate in Agricultural and Resource Economics. His research focuses on the measurement and regulation of environmental externalities, including water pollution, climate change, and noise pollution. Simon’s research has been published in...
The accelerating loss of tropical forests poses significant challenges to primate survival, leading to cascading ecological consequences. These consequences can range from disrupted seed dispersal to completely altered forest regeneration dynamics. Anaid combines...