State of Alaskan Salmon and People (SASAP)
Principal Investigator(s): Frank W. Davis, Ian Dutton
ActiveWorking Group Research Projects
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Through synthesis research, our working groups make big-picture discoveries in both basic and applied ecology and environmental science. Their big insights advance scientific knowledge and help solve complex questions and challenges about the natural world.
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SNAPP: Developing guidelines for and assessing relationships among biocultural indicators to improve long-term resilience of Pacific social and ecological communities
Principal Investigator(s): Tamara Ticktin, Stacy D. Jupiter, Manuel Mejia, Eleanor J. Sterling
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SNAPP: Aligning coastal restoration with ecological and societal needs
Principal Investigator(s): Jonathan Grabowski, Katie Arkema, Bryan DeAngelis
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SNAPP: Documenting, measuring and valuing the ecosystem service and human well-being benefits delivered by Key Biodiversity Areas
Principal Investigator(s): Penny Langhammer, Leah R. Gerber, Stephen Woodley
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SNAPP: Evidence-based Conservation to Advance Human Well-being
Principal Investigator(s): Madeleine McKinnon
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SNAPP: Analyzing best practices and standards as a pathway to sustainable and conservation-friendly offshore aquaculture
Principal Investigator(s): Dietmar Grimm, Benjamin S. Halpern
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SNAPP: Water transactions to enhance streamflow, water supply reliability, and rural economic viability in the western United States
Principal Investigator(s): Eloise Kendy, Andrew Purkey, Brian Richter
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SNAPP: Integrating natural capital into system of national accounts: A case study of forestry and wetland landscapes in Rwanda
Principal Investigator(s): Janaki R. Alavalapati, Glenn-Marie Lange, Michel Masozera
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SNAPP: Translating Evidence of Causal Pathways between Nature Conservation and Human Well-being to Management and Policy Guidance
Principal Investigator(s): Madeleine McKinnon , David Wilkie
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SNAPP: Finding smart planning solutions in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania: What does sustainable intensification look like?
Principal Investigator(s): Felix Kamau, David Cleary, Lucy Magembe
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