Adam Landon

Adam Landon is an Adjunct Assistant Professor affiliated with the University of Minnesota. His research focuses on the human dimensions of natural resources, particularly environmental and conservation psychology.

• Ph.D. from Texas A&M University
• Specializations: Recreation, Park and Tourism Science; Water Management and Hydrological Science; NSF-IGERT Applied Biodiversity Science

Dr. Landon's work explores cognitive and affective predictors of environmental behavior, applying frameworks like the Value-Belief-Norm model to understand sustainable practices. He has contributed to ecosystem service valuation through critical pluralism and interdisciplinary approaches.

Recent publications address topics such as conservation social psychology, psychometric evaluation tools, and apex predator recolonization. His research emphasizes multi-level values integration and systematic evidence mapping in conservation contexts.