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Terre Satterfield's work has forefronted environmental social sciences, including pioneering interdisciplinary research on questions of value, culture, and perceived risks associated with environmental change. Her research grapples with fundamental questions regarding how people value culturally significant environmental changes and how they perceive the risks of conservation programs in protected areas that are culturally consequential for local Indigenous communities. Methodologically, she has supervised 30 PhD students and 10 Master's students, focusing on the integration of meaning and measurement across topical areas. The body of her scholarship includes three books, multiple book chapters, and more than 120 refereed articles published in top-quality journals aimed at a broad audience, including *Nature*, *Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences*, *Global Environmental Change*, *Environmental Science & Technology*, *Ecological Economics*, *Climatic Change*, *Annual Reviews*, *Conservation Letters*, *Conservation Biology*, *Biological Conservation*, *Energy Research & Social Sciences*, *Risk Analysis*, *Organization & Environment*, *Environmental Science & Policy*, *Ecology & Society*, and *World Development*.
Offers course-only and thesis routes. Focus areas include philosophy of science, mind, ethics, and Asian philosophy.