Human Dimensions Study Areas & Projects
Below is a selection of our graduate study areas and projects. Please contact a Human Dimensions faculty member for more information.
- Caribbean environmental policies and history
- Collaborative conservation strategies and conflict resolution. For example: Grayson Landcare
- Designing and evaluating environmental education and interpretation
- Ecological and wildlife habitat restoration
- Environmental attitudes and values. For example, Infinite Nature.
- Forest fragmentation and land use change
- Human and medical geography
- Human-wildlife conflict. For examples, see Managing Wildlife-Human Conflicts
- International conservation and protected areas management
- NEPA policy, decision making, and public involvement processes
- Non-timber forest products. For examples, see the NTFP Web Site.
- Natural resource law and policy
- Natural resource institutions and organizational effectiveness
- Public responses to natural resource management initiatives
Related Graduate Programs
- Forest Economics, Policy & Management
- Fisheries & Wildlife
- Geography
- Natural Resource Recreation
- Wood Science & Forest Products
Graduate Focus Groups
- Forest Biology
- Forest Biometrics & Geomatics
- Forest Economics, Policy & Management
- Forest Genetics and Biotechnology
- Hydrology and Watershed Management
- Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management
- Forest Operations and Business
- Forest Soils, Silviculture, and Ecology
- Natural Resource Recreation
- Urban Forest Ecology and Management