Robin Gregory

Robin Gregory is an Adjunct Professor at the University of British Columbia's Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability (IRES) and a Senior Research Scientist at Decision Research in Oregon. His expertise spans structured decision-making, environmental policy, and social-cultural impact assessments. He holds a BA in Economics from Yale University, an MA in Natural Resources Management from UBC, and an interdisciplinary PhD from UBC in Psychology, Ecology, and Economics.

His research focuses on collaborative decision-aiding approaches for complex, uncertain, and controversial issues, particularly in environmental management, indigenous rights, and public policy. Notable collaborations include work with Paul Slovic and Ralph Keeney, addressing challenges in decision sciences and environmental governance.

Gregory emphasizes integrating diverse perspectives and values into decision-making processes to achieve equitable and defensible outcomes. His methods are applied globally in contexts like climate adaptation, resource development impacts, and conservation planning.