
Outreach Activities
"To make common; share, impart,
mutual participation"
~from the Latin 'communico'
"Nothing in science has any value
to society if it is not communicated"
~Anne Roe
Idaho Department of
FISH AND GAME
The Human Dimensions of Fish and Wildlife position, in which I serve, operates in a role jointly supported by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game and the University of Idaho to:
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Provide teaching, research, and outreach in the psychological and sociological aspects of fish and wildlife resource management.
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Collaborate with IDFG scientists and managers, university researchers, and external partners on interdisciplinary research focused on fish and wildlife management and related natural resources challenges.





PERSPECTIVES
The Perspectives Series is a student-centered, online magazine that shares the stories and experiences of students and practitioners at universities who conduct research on and outreach for conservation, natural resources, sustainability, and the environment.
Perspectives shares stories of the complex, interconnected relationships between humans and the natural systems in which they live. The series originated with Texas A&M University's Applied Biodiversity Science program.
Conservation Social Sciences
Community network
The goal of the Conservation Social Sciences Community Network is to connect and support practitioners, researchers, and advocates of human dimensions and social science at state, federal, and tribal agencies, and also universities, non-profits, and private organizations.