2022 Theses

2022 Theses Projects

Ameen, Rachel	[Coastal Tourism in Historic Newburyport, Massachusetts. A Mixed Qualitative Methods Exploration of the Impact of COVID-19]
Canning, Nicole	[Theoretical Framework of the Geographic Information Study Guide Online Lesson Plan]
Dove, India	[Classification and mapping of Territorial-Use Rights Fisheries (TURF) systems in Mexico]
Duprey, Joseph	[Environmental DNA Reveals Patterns of Biological Invasion in a Fjord]

Florendo, Jessica	[Sikolohiyang Pilipino Values in Environmental Justice. How Cultural Values Inform Political Engagement and Policy Change]
Huff, Leah	[MIGRANTS WITH DIGNITY. IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE-RELATED DISASTERS AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES ON THE U.S. FILIPINO MIGRANT COMMUNITY]
Lewis-Smith, Connor	[Risk Mitigation in the West Coast Commercial Fishing Fleet]
Papp, Gregory	[Equity in Fisheries Development. A Critical Analysis of the Global Environment Facility]
Polat, Murat	[Ports’ Approaches to Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions. A Case Study of The Northwest Seaport Alliance]
Rolf, Jenna	[Subtidal community shifts in the western Strait of Juan de Fuca from kelp-dominated systems to urchin barrens following sea star wasting disease]
Rudes, Kelsey	[The Impacts of COVID-19 on Livelihoods and Resource Use in the Case of Whale Sharl Tourism in Oslob, Cebu, Philippines]
San, Aileen	[Territorial Use Rights for Finfish Fisheries. A case study in El Corredor, Baja California Sur, MX]
Shaff, Jacquelyn	[Local ecological knowledge and the historical context of marine apex predators near Islas Marías, México]