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Nicole Wilson is an Assistant Professor in the Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, Resources at the University of Manitoba. Her research focuses on Indigenous peoples and environmental governance, particularly how Indigenous communities assert self-determination in revitalizing their governance systems in response to climate change and resource development challenges. Dr. Wilson's interests include community-based monitoring, water governance policy, and water security, emphasizing the adaptation of Indigenous cultures to the impacts of climate change. She has published numerous works examining the intersection of environmental change and Indigenous rights, contributing to a broader understanding of how social and environmental policies can better serve Indigenous populations. In addition, Dr. Wilson is involved in mentoring graduate students in the fields of environmental law and policy, climate & society, and advanced issues in environmental governance, equipping the next generation of scholars with the necessary tools to navigate these complex topics.
Streams include Education, Administration, or Clinical.