Water in the West is hiring a postdoctoral fellow focused on evaluating how to improve ecological outcomes from environmental water rights transactions in the Upper Colorado River basin. Applications are due Oct 1. Learn more: stanford.io/2X3uEQ5

A reminder that this paper is out! 3 Challenges, 3 Errors, and 3 Solutions to Integrate Frontline Communities in Climate Change Policy and Research: Lessons From California frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

Deadline Extended! - Water in the West is seeking a postdoctoral fellow focused on computational modeling and evaluating how to improve ecological outcomes from environmental water rights transactions in the Upper Colorado River basin. New deadline Oct 15 stanford.io/2X3uEQ5

New episode with Hillary Angelo! We discussed her new book, How Green Became Good, a challenging look at the phenomenon of urban greening. incommonpodcast.org/podcast/076-gr…

New blog post by @AnujaDate on fieldwork during a pandemic. Check it out here! incommonpodcast.org/on-the-field-d…

🚨#UVM at #COP26🚨 "With #COVID19, this is a very different COP, yet one that will define our collective future," says #UVM's Asim Zia (Asim Zia). Prof. Zia will present on climate & water security at #COP26Glasgow on Nov 3 & 4. 🌍Info & watch: go.uvm.edu/lxipu #VT

New episode with the one and only @gotonura! incommonpodcast.org/podcast/80-ana…

#AGU21 has started! Join us for our upcoming poster on “A Review of the Water Impacts of Wildfire at the Wildland Urban Interface" at 2 p.m. PST AGU (American Geophysical Union) Courtney Hammond Wagner

Happening now! Come join for some great Water & Society talks #AGU21

Final episode of the year from the In Common Pod! Recap on favorite books and articles, fieldwork (or not so much), and non-traditional commons. incommonpodcast.org/podcast/common…

New episode with Simon Levin on complexity and the commons: incommonpodcast.org/podcast/087-co…

Our recent #openaccess paper (with fellow Gund Institute for Environment alumni Courtney Hammond Wagner and Keri Bryan Watson) found disparities in access to #nature during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic across gender, income and racial divides frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Representative samples of NY and CA residents reported spending less time in #nature during COVID, but this was more common for women, people of color and people who are low-income

Delighted that our team's paper (led by the excellent Landon Yoder) has just come out in IJC Commons Journal! Read on for some early-career researchers' thoughts on expanding collective action theory to fit large-scale commons dilemmas: thecommonsjournal.org/articles/10.53… Courtney Hammond Wagner @ksullivanwiley

Out now: Why does cooperation occur to solve envt'l bads? We need CPR theory to explain salience, participation, and compliance as #NAAS. #StanfordWoods | #StanfordEarth | #IUONeillSchool | @chamwag | @ksullivanwiley | Gemma Smith | Landon Yoder thecommonsjournal.org/article/10.533…

Latest publication I was part of with an amazing team: Stakeholder integration predicts better outcomes from groundwater sustainability policy | Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

Integrating diverse stakeholders into management plans results in better protection, especially for those most vulnerable to the impacts of natural resource depletion @chamwag nature.com/articles/s4146…