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Kenneth W. Belcher is a Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Saskatchewan. His research focuses on ecological economics, resource and environmental economics, environmental policy, and wetland and wildlife conservation policy. He is affiliated with the Agriculture Building on campus and can be reached at ken.belcher@usask.ca.
Belcher’s research explores the intersection of economic decision-making and environmental sustainability, particularly in agricultural contexts. His work includes analyzing policies for phosphorus runoff mitigation, evaluating water retention systems under climate uncertainty, and assessing barriers to renewable energy adoption in Saskatchewan. He also investigates the economic valuation of ecosystem services and landowners’ conservation behavior.
His publications span topics such as agricultural policy design, wind energy planning, and the environmental impacts of herbicide use in canola production. While no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, his contributions to environmental and agricultural economics are well-documented in peer-reviewed journals.
Belcher has collaborated with researchers across disciplines, including environmental scientists and policymakers, to address challenges in sustainable resource management. No specific grants or advising activities are detailed in the provided text.
