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Nadine Narayan
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After receiving her Ph.D. in Geography from the University of Leeds in the UK, Dr. Nadine Heck has explored marine conservation and natural resource management issues as a postdoctoral scholar at Cornell University and the University of California Santa Cruz before joining the Department of Coastal Studies at ECU. A geographer by training, Heck uses a mix of social science and geospatial methods to explore social-ecological dynamics in the context of marine protected areas and fisheries. Her research aims to increase our understanding of the conditions that foster effective protection and sustainable use of marine and coastal ecosystems. Her research interests include marine conservation, social-ecological systems, local ecological knowledge, and common pool resource management.
Publications
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Drivers of mangrove loss in protected areas vary by governance and IUCN categories MMM6
Fishing impacts on important marine & cultural ecosystem services to a Hawaiian community American Fisheries Socieety Annual Meeting
Linking national-scale policy interventions to mangrove conservation outcomes MMM6
MPAs, and Flood risk reduction: Understanding where mangrove protection can provide flood reduction International Marine Protected Area Congress (IMPAC) 5
Management of mangrove ecosystems in response to storm events MMM6
Mixed methods approaches to understanding and addressing fisheries conflicts in two Hawai`ian communities MARE conference People & the Sea XII
Negotiating Ocean Conflicts among Rivals for Sustainable and Equitable Solutions West Hawaii Fisheries Council meeting, Hawaii Island, Hawaii, USA
Understanding the effects of environmental variability on recruitment, growth, and abundance of penaeid shrimp populations in Pamlico Sound, North Carolina American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting, 6-10 November
Understanding spatial human and natural drivers of mangrove loss within MPAs International Marine Protected Area Congress (IMPAC) 5
Spatial Variations in Global Mangrove Loss in Protected Areas WWF meeting
Beyond mapping: capturing the complexities of fisheries space use to better integrate aquaculture with other ocean uses ,
Aquaculture America 2020
Comparing social data to ecological models: environmental factors affecting the North Carolina shrimp fishery with fishers' perceptions ,
American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting
Fisheries at Risk- Fisheries vulnerability to climate change ,
The Nature Conservancy
Impacts of beach driving on sea turtle nesting in North Carolina National Seashores
Policy and Practice in Marine Space Use Governance: On Common Ground or at Cross Purposes? ,
Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting
The Global Distribution of Human and Natural Threats to Protected Mangrove Regions ,
AGU Fall Meeting
Using Agent-based models to understand relationship between industrial shrimp trawling and small-scale fishers- implications for food sovereignty and food security ,
American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting
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