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Academic Interests |
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Jim Fazio
Professor
(208) 885-7209
jfazio@uidaho.edu |
Resource communication; environmental interpretation; conservation history; urban and community forestry. |
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Troy Hall
Associate Professor of
Protected Area Visitor Studies
(208) 885-9455
troyh@uidaho.edu |
Wilderness management and planning; communication and persuasion; research methods; public understanding of science. |
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Sam Ham
Professor of
Communication Psychology
(208) 885-7911
sham@uidaho.edu |
Influence of communication on human behavior; qualities of effective communication; interpretive planning in parks and protected areas; marketing and environmental communication; guiding and interpretation; international applications of the above. |
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Chuck Harris
Professor of Environmental Management, Policy, and Planning
(208) 885-6314
charris@uidaho.edu |
Resource management, policy and planning; community development and ecosystem management; organizational psychology of resource management agencies; natural resource tourism, impacts and market analysis; recreation and amenity values. |
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Steve Hollenhorst
Professor of Protected Area Policy
(208) 885-7911
stevenh@uidaho.edu |
Environmental policy; wilderness and protected area management; land trusts and conservation easements. |
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Ed Krumpe
Professor of Wilderness Management;
and Principle Scientist, UI Wilderness Research Center
(208) 885-7428
edkrumpe@uidaho.edu |
Wilderness and dispersed recreation management; wild and scenic river management, recreation and tourism behavior and the decision process, interpretation and communication, administration, group facilitation for decision making, web-based surveys.
Home Page: http://www.cnr.uidaho.edu/wilderness/edkrumpe.htm |
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Tammi Laninga
Assistant Professor of Sustainable Land Use Planning
(208)885-7117
laninga@uidaho.edu
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Community-based collaborative planning related to federal land management agencies; recreation and travel management planning on public lands; small town land use planning; public participation; conflict resolution; and growth management. |
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Bill McLaughlin
Professor of Human Environmental Sciences and Conservation Planning
(208) 885-6442
billm@uidaho.edu |
Regional planning including parks and protected areas; nature conservation; tourism; economic development; group facilitation for decision-making and conflict resolution; social science research methods and human dimensions of fish and wildlife management. |
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Sandra Lee Pinel
Assistant Professor of Sustainable Communities and Bioregional Planning
(208) 885-7792
spinel@uidaho.edu
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Community, tribal and regional land use planning and development; multi-cultural and cross-jurisdictional planning and program design; conflict management; indigenous peoples and protected areas, decentralization. Geographic focus: Southwestern and western states, Philippines, Peru, and Minnesota |
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Nick Sanyal
Associate Professor of Heritage and Harvest Studies
(208) 885-7528
nsanyal@uidaho.edu |
Directing scholarship on and learning about the wildlands, communities and institutions necessary for the recreational use, enjoyment, understanding and conservation of our natural resources. |
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Patrick Wilson
Associate Professor of Natural Resource Policy
(208) 885-7431
pwilson@uidaho.edu |
Natural resource policy and politics and comparative public policy; politics of species conservation, tribal government management of natural resources, and water policy and politics. |
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Larry Young
Department Head and Associate Professor of Conservation Social Sciences
(208) 885-7911 |
Advocacy, conservation sociology, collaborative planning |
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John Hendee
Professor Emeritus of Wilderness Management
hendeejo@uidaho.edu |
Wilderness, recreation, wildlife, and forest policy and management; integration of natural resource uses with tourism and recreation development; human behavior aspects of tourism and recreation development. |
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John Hunt
Professor Emeritus of Sustainable Tourism
jhunt@tds.net |
Tourism planning, development, marketing, and management; integration of natural resource uses with tourism and recreation development; human behavior aspects of tourism and recreation development. |