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Mar Mancha-Cisneros is an assistant professor specializing in global inland fisheries and their governance, focusing on the intersection of natural and social sciences. With a background in environmental management, biology, and economics, Mar employs mixed-method approaches to study the institutions influencing inland fishery resources. His research emphasizes multi-dimensional contributions of inland small-scale fisheries to sustainable development and aims to design governance structures that enhance resource management. He collaborates with international organizations like the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, contributing to significant studies such as 'Illuminating Hidden Harvests,' which highlights the importance of inland and marine small-scale fisheries for nutrition, food security, and economic benefits. His work seeks to improve policy visibility and inform decision-making processes, striving for sustainable practices that balance environmental protection with community livelihoods.
Michigan State University • East Lansing, MI
Leads research and teaching in global inland fisheries, integrating social sciences and conservation frameworks to address sustainability challenges.
Department of Psychology