Diversity, Inclusion, & Equity

We need to enable the relevant contributions latent in everyone to understand and ultimately conserve our environment.

I consider diversity, inclusion, and equity critical to my success as a human, researcher, and teacher, and believe that environmental science needs to improve how it addresses these issues in order to progress and persist as a useful endeavor.


I have blogged in the past about neurodiversity, racism, and sexism. My views on these topics have evolved somewhat since then; see my diversity statement.

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