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Patrick Christie is a professor in the College of the Environment at the University of Washington, where he engages in comparative, socio-ecological research projects across the U.S., Philippines, Indonesia, and Latin America, particularly focused on marine resource management. His research interests include the human dimensions of marine conservation through the use of marine protected areas, ecosystem-based management, and conservation fishing technologies. As a Pew Fellow in Marine Conservation, he provides technical advice on marine conservation to various organizations, including the UN Food and Agricultural Organization, the World Bank, and USAID. In addition to his scholarship, Christie is actively involved in the design and implementation of marine protected areas and is jointly appointed at the Jackson School of International Studies. He focuses on understanding Indigenous-led environmental recovery efforts in the Salish Sea and Upper Great Lakes Region, engaging in research and digital storytelling to highlight critical social and environmental issues. His work aims to elevate diverse perspectives in marine conservation, most recently leading projects that engage Tulalip youth and University of Washington students in discussions about tribal rights and environmental leadership.
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