Kailin Kroetz

Kailin Kroetz is an Assistant Professor at the School of Sustainability at Arizona State University. Her research focuses on environmental economics, natural resource management, and conservation policy, with specific interests in fisheries sustainability, wildlife conservation, and ecosystem services valuation. She employs interdisciplinary approaches including econometrics, spatial analysis, and social-ecological modeling to address conservation challenges.

Her research portfolio spans topics such as seafood traceability systems, marine protected areas, migratory species management, and human-wildlife interactions. Recent work examines the effectiveness of eco-certification programs, economic impacts of supply chain regulations, and conservation strategies for terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. She frequently investigates trade-offs between ecological protection and human activities across diverse landscapes.

Kroetz's publications demonstrate consistent focus on spatial conservation prioritization, policy evaluation, and sustainable resource use. Her articles frequently integrate ecological data with socioeconomic analysis to inform conservation planning. Recent trends show increased attention to migratory species management, landscape connectivity, and the role of private lands in large-scale conservation initiatives.