Teresa Johnson
Expertise
๐ฆช Aquaculture, ๐ Coastal and marine topics, ๐ Economics, ๐ Environmental sciences, ๐ฃ Fisheries, ๐ฆ Health and the environment
ย Johnson is an interdisciplinary, marine social scientist with expertise in human ecology and applied anthropology. With a focus on people and communities, Johnson studies participatory science and management; adaption to social and environmental change; and institutions for governing marine social-ecological systems. Her current research investigates socioeconomic and policy dimensions of marine fisheries, aquaculture, and rural coastal regions. Visit Johnson’s biography to learn more.
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Appointment details
Johnsonโs work is supported by:
- School of Marine Sciences at the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry and Agriculture
- Maine Agricultural and Forest Experiment Station
Experiment Station contributions
- Current project: Transitions and Resilience in Maine’s Coastal Region. Hatch project number ME022012.