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William Siemer is a Research Associate at the Center for Conservation Social Sciences within the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment. His research encompasses a broad range of management issues related to wildlife and community-based management practices. He has made substantial contributions to the literature on risk communication, stakeholder engagement, and structured decision making for wildlife-related activities. William holds degrees in wildlife and natural resource management from the University of Missouri, Michigan State University, and Cornell University. He is a Certified Wildlife Biologist and serves as a Co-Editor for the journal Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management, published by Johns Hopkins University Press. His work addresses the human dimensions of wildlife management and seeks to enhance stakeholder involvement and decision-making processes related to wildlife conservation.
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