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Johanna Forster is an Associate Professor in Environment and Global Development at the University of East Anglia, affiliated with the School of Global Development. She also serves as the Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Civic) and is a member of key research centers including the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, Water Security Research Centre, and the Global Environmental Justice Research Group.
- PhD, University of East Anglia (2010)
- MRes, University of York (2005)
- BSc, University of Leeds (2003)
Her research focuses on environmental governance, climate change, marine and coastal management, and resilience in Small Island Developing States. She integrates social, ecological, and economic perspectives to understand decision-making and governance in the face of environmental hazards. Her work emphasizes community perceptions, sustainable fisheries, and civic engagement in climate adaptation.
Her recent publications highlight trends in climate adaptation, heritage loss due to sea-level rise, participatory governance, and gender equity in aquatic food systems. These works reflect interdisciplinary collaboration and policy relevance, often involving field research in the Caribbean and Pacific.
- Chelsea Flower Show Silver Medal (2008)
- Winner, UEA Innovation & Impact Awards (2022)
Johanna supervises undergraduate and postgraduate projects and teaches modules on climate change, natural resources, and development. She leads significant research projects such as ARISE and MARBEFES, funded by ESRC, Horizon Europe, and the British Academy. Her civic role emphasizes grassroots engagement and democratic university-community partnerships. She is also actively involved in public outreach and media engagement on climate and sustainability issues.
She contributes to networks including the Marine Knowledge Exchange Network (MKEN), INOGOV, and the Fisheries Society of the British Isles, and plays leadership roles in initiatives promoting resilience and environmental justice.
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