Ian Nuberg

Dr. Ian Nuberg is a Senior Lecturer in Agricultural Science at the University of Adelaide's Waite Campus. His work focuses on agroforestry, community forestry, and sustainable agricultural development, particularly in Nepal, Uganda, and the broader Asia-Pacific region. His research addresses challenges such as climate change adaptation, rural livelihoods, and the integration of traditional knowledge with modern practices.

Key areas of research include agroforestry adoption, forest governance, and the socio-ecological impacts of land use changes. He emphasizes collaborative approaches, working closely with communities and policymakers to enhance food security and natural resource management. His recent studies explore rewilding strategies, the role of young agricultural entrepreneurs, and the hydrological impacts of forest management practices.

Dr. Nuberg’s publications highlight interdisciplinary solutions to agricultural and environmental challenges, with a focus on bridging gaps between scientific research and local implementation. He is actively engaged in policy advocacy, particularly regarding community forestry operational plans and market-oriented agroforestry systems.