Hannah Jaicks is a doctoral candidate in Environmental Psychology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and Graduate Research Assistant in the Office of the Provost at Hunter College. Her past and present research addresses issues related to human-wildlife conflict using interdisciplinary methods from animal behavior, participatory human geography, and environmental studies. Her dissertation rethinks the placements of humans as fellow predators in the conflicts over coexistence with large carnivores in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. She co-founded the Public Environmental Engagement Research Group, and she is a co-organizer of the annual Nature, Ecology, and Society Colloquium and the annual Undergraduate Research Conference at Hunter College. Hannah’s interests include qualitative research methodologies, critical animal geography, political and cultural ecology, and science studies.
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