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Carmen is a human geographer whose research focuses on the human dimensions of coastal conservation management and the intersection of social science and policy. She explores governance in coastal marine areas, community vulnerability, adaptive capacity, and engagement. Through her work, Carmen has established a reputation for advancing the discourse on adaptive capacity, particularly at the household scale. She has ten years of experience delivering climate change adaptation support to local and national governments across the Asia-Pacific region. Her research addresses several key themes, including vulnerability, adaptive capacity, and transformation. She has contributed significantly to the literature on climate change impacts and is a noted scholar in her field. Carmen’s recent publishing includes works on adaptive capacity assessment, household adaptive capacity, and the governance of coastal management practices.
University of the Sunshine Coast • Australia
Frontiers in Climate: Adaptation •
Australian Coastal Society •
Ocean Coastal Management Journal: Elsevier •
WA Coastal Marine Community Network •
Australian Coastal Society •
University of the Sunshine Coast • Australia
Coastal Zone Management Adaptive Futures •
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