Alexandria K. Poole

Alexandria K. Poole is an Assistant Professor specializing in Philosophy with a focus on environmental ethics, biocultural conservation, and urban sustainability. Her work bridges interdisciplinary research to address global challenges in human-nature relationships. She contributes to initiatives like the Omora Ethnobotanical Park and co-organized the Philosophy of the City conference (PotC 2021). Her research emphasizes the '3Hs' framework (Habitats, Habits, Co-in-Habitants) and critiques urban biases in environmental thought.

• Research Highlights: Biocultural heritage, sustainable development goals, urban ecology, environmental education.
• Key Projects: Advocating for Goal 18 in the UN SDGs, field environmental philosophy methodologies, and ethics literacy in education.

Her publications span journals like Sustainability and edited volumes on biocultural ethics. Collaborations include global researchers in Chile, China, and Argentina, reflecting her intercontinental approach to environmental philosophy.