Clevo Wilson

Clevo Wilson is a researcher affiliated with the QUT Business School at Queensland University of Technology. His work spans Environmental Economics, Agricultural Economics, and Climate Change Adaptation, with a focus on policy implications and sustainability. His recent publications examine biodiversity conservation (e.g., Indonesia's songbird trade), renewable energy markets (e.g., carbon-biodiversity credit integration), and climate change impacts on agriculture and energy consumption.

• Key Research Areas: Environmental economics, agricultural productivity, natural resource management, tourism economics, and energy policy.
• Geographic Focus: Australia, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Nepal, with studies on local and global market dynamics.
• Collaborations: Frequent co-authorship with scholars like Shunsuke Managi, Boon Lee, and Viet Ngu Hoang across diverse institutions.
• Methodologies: Utilizes econometric modeling, choice experiments, and case studies to analyze environmental and agricultural systems.