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Living with Wildfire - Anchorage's Wildland Urban Interface - UAA Prof. Jennifer Schmidt, ISER

Living with Wildfire - Anchorage's Wildland Urban Interface - UAA Prof. Jennifer Schmidt, ISER

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Dr. Jennifer Schmidt works at the Institute of Social and Economic Research (ISER) at the University of Alaska, as an associate professor of Natural Resource Management and Policy. She has been at ISER since 2015, and before that was in Norway for a few years and Fairbanks since 2002. Jens research revolves around humans and the environment, which means her interests are broad. Currently she works on wildfire risk and resilience, food/water/energy security, and land use. Some of the tools she uses are spatial analysis, surveys, interviews, and workshops. Jen earned Bachelor of Science degrees in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior and in Genetics and Cellular Biology of University of MinnesotaTwin Cities in 1999, and her Ph.D. in Wildlife Biology from University of Alaska Fairbanks in 2007.

For Dr. Schmidts CV, see https://iseralaska.org/people/name/jennifer-schmidt/

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