AERL Theatre Kristine Wray, PhD Candidate in Environmental Sociology, Canadian Mountain Network Fellow in Indigenous Knowledge and Decolonialization of Science, and proud member of the Métis Federation of Alberta. Dissertation: Making a Place for Indigenous Fishery Livelihoods in Great Slave Lake Commercial Fisheries Management, Department of Resource Economics and Environmental Sociology
AERL 120 Kristine Wray, PhD Candidate in Environmental Sociology, Canadian Mountain Network Fellow in Indigenous Knowledge and Decolonialization of Science, and proud member of the Métis Federation of Alberta. Dissertation: Making a Place for Indigenous Fishery Livelihoods in Great Slave Lake Commercial Fisheries Management, Department of Resource Economics and Environmental Sociology
MSL Theatre Ron Vave, PhD (2022) Marine Biology, University of Hawaii at Manõa; MSc, Marine Science; University of South Pacific, Fiji; Post-doctoral fellow (2022-2024), East Carolina University, North Carolina. Of Indigenous Fijian descent, Dr. Vave has focussed his research on the human dimensions of the place-based management approaches of Indigenous communities. To date, his grant-funded […]
MSL Theatre Ron Vave, PhD (2022) Marine Biology, University of Hawaii at Manõa; MSc, Marine Science; University of South Pacific, Fiji; Post-doctoral fellow (2022-2024), East Carolina University, North Carolina. Of Indigenous Fijian descent, Dr. Vave has focussed his research on the human dimensions of the place-based management approaches of Indigenous communities. To date, his grant-funded […]