Freshwater research for conservation in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is home to some of the world's greatest aquatic biodiversity and human dependence on freshwater resources. It is also home to globally high rates of population growth and habitat degradation. My research seeks to understand these understudied freshwater ecosystems and to inform conservation planning that both maintains the region's important biodiversity and resource provisioning.
A girl paddles across town. Floating village, Tonle Sap, Cambodia.
Tor, Labeo, and Hypsibarbus fishes circle in a riverine reserve. Bahn Mae Louie, Thailand.
People & Places
Learn more about the freshwater ecosystems and riparian communities I work with in Southeast Asia.
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Research
A more in-depth look at the questions that motivate my research, current projects, and collaborations.
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