Dr. Vivian Nguyen

Biography

Vivian Nguyen is an Associate Professor at Carleton University within the Institute of Environmental and Interdisciplinary Science and the Department of Biology. She holds a Master's degree and a Ph.D. from Carleton University. Her research embodies inter- and transdisciplinary principles aimed at addressing contemporary environmental and societal challenges through natural resource management, biodiversity conservation, ecological restoration, and climate change adaptation. Nguyen's work emphasizes the integration of scientific, local, and community knowledge into decision-making processes that address pressing environmental issues. Her collaborative research spans the natural and social sciences and integrates stakeholder engagement, public perceptions, and the understanding of human behaviors influencing conservation efforts. Nguyen is dedicated to bridging the knowledge-action gap, focusing on knowledge mobilization and science communication. Her thematic interests include human dimensions of natural resource management, socio-demographic studies, adoption of innovative practices, and stakeholder engagement. She has published extensively in leading journals, contributing to the scientific study of fisheries management, community-based conservation strategies, and the socio-economic aspects of environmental management.

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