Ngaio Hotte
FACULTY OF FORESTRY, PhD Candidate
Resource Economics Group, Resource Economist & Facilitator
Bio: "Ngaio is a Ph.D. candidate at the Faculty of Forestry at the University of British Columbia. Her research focuses on how trust is created between parties engaged in collaborative natural resource management involving First Nations, federal and/or provincial governments. As a resource economist, Ngaio designs and hosts collaborative dialogue focused on natural resource issues and conducts economic and policy analysis."
- https://www.resource-economics.ca/people
Topics: Trust; Government-to-government relations; Indigenous communities; Collaboration; Natural resources
Gabrielle Ménard (Gabi)
FACULTY OF LAND AND FOOD SYSTEMS
PhD Student, Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (ISLFS)
Academic Coordinator & Graduating Projects Manager, MFRE
Topic: International trade of highly perishable agricultural commodities.
Juan Fercovic
FACULTY OF LAND AND FOOD SYSTEMS
PhD Student, Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (ISLFS)
Academic Coordinator, MFRE
Xiao Han
FACULTY OF LAND AND FOOD SYSTEMS
PhD Student, Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (ISLFS)
Educational Researcher, MFRE
Topic: Environmental economics and labor migration area. I have a strong interest in studying how environmental degradation impacted labor migration in China.
Bianca Ravani Cecato
FACULTY OF LAND AND FOOD SYSTEMS
PhD Student, Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (ISLFS)
Raahil Madhok
FACULTY OF LAND AND FOOD SYSTEMS
PhD Student, Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (ISLFS)
Topics: Environmental Economics, Development Economics, Applied Econometrics
Research: Raahil's research uses quasi-experimental methods to study topics at the intersection of environmental and development economics. His current research is on the design and evaluation of environmental policy in India.
Tatiana Zarate Barrera
FACULTY OF LAND AND FOOD SYSTEMS
PhD Student, Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (ISLFS)