Adam Daigneault
Member of the Mitchell Center Leadership Council
Website: https://forest.umaine.edu/faculty-and-staff/adam-daigneault/
Courses:
- SFR 444/544 Forest Resource Economics
- SFR 446/546– Forest Policy
- SFR 548 – Quantitative Social Science for Natural Resource Management
Research Interests
- Land use and land cover change
- Climate change and freshwater policy analysis
- Partial and general equilibrium modelling
- Community resilience
- Timber market analysis
- Benefits and costs of invasive species management
Mitchell Center Research Projects
- Developing Economic and Community Resilience Indicators for the Katahdin Region
- Assessing the Climate Mitigation Potential of Maine Agriculture
- Valuing the Economic Benefits of Maine’s Great Ponds in the 21st Century
Resources:
- Maine lakes are worth $14 billion, according to UMaine study
UMaine News, June 2024 - Valuing the Benefits of Maine’s Great Ponds and Lakes in the 21st Century
Mitchell Center Talk, Fall 2024 - ‘Maine Calling’ segment on sustainable forests features Daigneault
Mitchell Center News, 2024 - UMaine-led delegation of students, faculty attending UN climate summit
UMaine News, October 2022 - New study shows how global forests play a key role in the future global carbon balance
UMaine News, September 2022 - Return on investment: Making the business case for conserving watersheds
Mitchell Center News, October 2021 - UMaine’s Natural Climate Solutions Initiative releases interim report on Maine land sector’s greenhouse gas mitigation potential
UMaine News (September 2020) - Challenges and change: Cultivating resilience in rural communities
Mitchell Center News (September 2020) - Daigneault to put forests, farms to work reducing greenhouse gases
UMaine News (March 2020) - Mitchell Center Talk: “Out on a limb: Measuring ‘resilience’ in natural resource-dependent communities” (October 2018)
Presenters: Adam Daigneault and Linda Silka
