Gerard Kyle

Gerard Kyle is a Professor in the Department of Rangeland, Wildlife & Fisheries Management at Texas A&M University. His research examines human dimensions of natural resources, focusing on how different groups perceive wildland environments and addressing stakeholder conflicts related to natural resource management and human-wildlife interactions.

Research interests center on:

• Meaning-making processes in environmental contexts
• Conflict resolution strategies for resource-based disputes
• Recreational fisheries management and user behavior
• Human-wildlife coexistence frameworks

His publications demonstrate focus on applied conservation challenges spanning:

• Invasive species management in semi-urban environments
• Community adaptive capacity to coastal hazards
• Motivational frameworks for conservation behavior