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Sarah is a Postdoctoral Research Associate, focusing on the human dimensions of fisheries and wildlife management. Though she is originally from Northwest Connecticut, Sarah has also spent many summers working in Glacier National Park, Montana as an interpretive horseback tour guide.
Sarah holds a PhD in Natural Resource Sciences from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, where she researched social and economic valuation of outdoor recreation. Her dissertation work focused on the social and spatial distributions of valuation within a recreational fisheries context in Kansas.
In her postdoc role, Sarah is involved in the Nebraska Creel Project, specifically focused on piloting the ice fishing creel for the state.
Though she is originally from Northwest Connecticut, Sarah has also spent many summers working in Glacier National Park, Montana as an interpretive horseback tour guide. Sarah’s long-term goals include working with outdoor recreationists to increase participation in, and valuation of, natural resources and the conservation of those resources.