Bradley Barr

Bradley Barr is an academic researcher currently serving as an Affiliate Research Professor at the School of Marine Sciences and Ocean Engineering at the University of New Hampshire. He also holds the title of Visiting Professor at the University Center of the Westfjords in Iceland and is a Senior Advisor in the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries’ Maritime Heritage Program.

• B.S., University of Maine
• M.S., University of Massachusetts
• Ph.D., University of Alaska

Bradley Barr specializes in maritime cultural landscapes, whaling history, and Arctic maritime heritage preservation. His work extends to marine protected area (MPA) science and management, emphasizing the identification and management of ocean wilderness. His research integrates cultural heritage with ecological frameworks to address global conservation challenges.

Bradley Barr's scholarly work focuses on maritime archaeology, heritage conservation, and MPA governance. His publications explore the intersection of historical preservation, environmental ethics, and policy development, particularly in Arctic and marine environments.

• Fulbright-NSF Arctic Research Scholar (2017-2018)

Bradley Barr has no identified students or grants in the provided materials. His academic collaborations span international institutions, including the Stefansson Arctic Research Institute and Coastal Zone Canada Association.