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Dan Suarez is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies at Middlebury College, currently conducting research on the politics of global environmental change. His work bridges critical geography, cultural anthropology, and environmental science to examine power dynamics, knowledge systems, and environmental justice in contemporary socio-environmental crises.
- PhD from University of California, Berkeley
- MA from University of Toronto
- BSc from University of British Columbia
His research focuses on:
- Ecosystem services in biodiversity conservation
- Competing theories of environmental change
- Climate crisis pedagogy and education
- Political ecology of conservation
- Science and technology studies in environmental governance
- Critical analysis of neoliberal conservation approaches
Recent publication trends show expertise in:
- Ecosystem valuation frameworks
- Market-based conservation mechanisms
- Environmental governance at global scales
- Anthropocene ethics and politics
- Policy analysis of biodiversity agreements
- Transformative environmental education
He teaches courses including:
- ENVS 0208 - Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene
- ENVS 0211 - Conservation & Environmental Policy
- ENVS 0310 - Theories of Change
- ENVS 0385/0485 - Global Political Ecology
- ENVS 0401 - Community Engaged Practicum
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