David Nguyen is currently an undergraduate student studying for a bachelor’s degree in NRES, with a concentration in Human Dimensions of the Environment. He is also pursuing a minor in “Spatial & Quantitative Methods in NRES” to complement his education in the social sciences. Currently, he is an intern on the aquatic invasive species project, which focuses on sampling local fisher people across the Great Lakes, in order to raise awareness of invasives. For summer of 2019, he is also interning on the inclusive conservation project, which deals with stakeholders around Denali National Park and Preserve. He hopes to find a career in government agencies such as the USDA or USGS, in order to help make a positive impact on future conservation efforts.
About the Research
Our goal is to establish a process for advancing “inclusive conservation” that reflects the multiple viewpoints on the future of protected area management in the Denali region. Click here for more details about our project.
News
- Recent Panorama solution affords exciting opportunities to share our research about inclusive conservation in Denali
- Sharing project findings at the International Association for Society and Natural Resources Virtual Conference
- Recent webinar hosted by IUCN featuring inclusive conservation and the ENVISION project
- State-wide and regional survey launch
- David Nguyen disseminates findings at the UIUC Undergraduate Research Symposium
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