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Barbara A. Knuth

Professor Emerita

Cornell University

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Natural Resources

Barbara A. Knuth is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor Emerita at Cornell University.

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Cornell University

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fisheries fishery research public health public policy wildlife fishery management ecology animal conservation environmental policy fishery science conservation science human-wildlife relationships wildlife management environmental planning resource policy natural resource management environmental science aquatic conservation aquatic ecosystems fish biology fishery assessment environmental health community-based conservation public health nutrition commercial fishing new york environmental resource management food safety conservation management system aquaculture marine policy risk communication conservation policy great lakes region aquatic toxicology sustainable fisheries ecotoxicology sustainable development preventive medicine dietary exposure behavioral nutrition fish farming social networks food choice practical conservation wild salmon decision making water resource management ecotoxicity stakeholder engagement public participation conservation politics citizen participation fishery enforcement northern new york urban anglers fish consumption persistent organic pollutants animal protection wildlife ecology water governance water policy environmental stewardship public health interventions attitude theory toxic food environment fish consumption advisories great lakes chemical contaminants farmed salmon global assessment human-wildlife interactions information needs collaborative conservation consumption advisories suburban deer management marine management policy dimensions

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Building Human-Dimensions/Social Science Capacity to Support Wildlife Agencies: Lessons From New York’s 50-Year Experience. Human Dimensions of Wildlife (2024)

Daniel J. DeckerMeghan S. BaumerWilliam F. SiemerT. Bruce LauberBarbara A. KnuthMichael V. Schiavone

hd/ss capacity developmentmanagementwildlifeexpertise procurementhuman-wildlife relationshipsconservation sciencepublic policysocial sciencesenvironmental policyhd/ss integrationnatural resource managementanimal conservationwildlife managementconservation management system

Trends in Human Dimensions of Wildlife at Cornell University: 50 Years and Counting. Human Dimensions of Wildlife (2024)

Daniel J. DeckerT. Bruce LauberWilliam F. SiemerBarbara A. KnuthRichard C. StedmanShorna B. AllredNancy A. Connelly

biological conservationcornell centerwildlifehuman dimensionshuman-wildlife relationshipsconservation sciencepublic policysocial sciencespractical conservationhdw sciencewildlife managementanimal conservationconservation biologyenvironmental anthropologyecologyenvironmental planning

Preferences for Seafood Consumption Advice in Pregnant American Women. Environmental Research (2022)

Nancy A ConnellyT Bruce LauberBarbara A Knuth

behavioral nutritionmaternal healthmaternal cardiovascular outcomeseafood consumption advicenutritionhealth scienceswomen's healthpublic health nutrition

Building a Networked Improvement Community: Lessons in Organizing to Promote Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Frontiers in Psychology (2021)

Chelsea E. NobleMarilyn J. AmeyLuis A. ColónJacqueline ConroyAnna De Cheke QuallsKamla DeonauthJeffrey FrankeAlex GardnerBennett GoldbergThelma HardingGary HarrisSara Xayarath HernándezT. Lisa Holland-BerryOmari KeelesBarbara A. KnuthColleen M. McLinnJudy MiltonRudisang MotshubiC. A. OgilvieRosemary J. PerezSarah L. RodriguezNancy RuggeriPanos S. ShiakolasArnold Woods

community developmentnic organizational structurehigher educationengineering educationsocial scienceseducationinclusive educationfaculty professional developmenteducational strategiescommunity buildinghealthy niccommunity-engaged researchprofessional developmentnic membersstem education

Shifting Baselines and Social License to Operate: Challenges in Communicating Sea Lamprey Control. Journal of Great Lakes Research (2021)

Marc GadenCory BrantRichard C. StedmanSteven J. CookeNathan YoungT. Bruce LauberVivian M. NguyenNancy A. ConnellyBarbara Knuth

fishery enforcementsea lamprey controlsocial licenseaquaculturefishery managementcanadian studiesregulationaquatic ecosystemspublic policymarine policyperceived riskfisheriessustainable fisheriesecology

Community Collaboration for Northern Forest Conservation and Development. (2020)

Bruce T. LauberBarbara A. KnuthDaniel J. Decker

forest ecosystemscommunity-based conservationforestrycommunity developmentforest policyconservation scienceforest ecologycommunity forestrycommunity collaboration

Estimated Exposure to Mercury From Fish Consumption Among Women Anglers of Childbearing Age in the Great Lakes Region. Environmental Research (2019)

Nancy A. ConnellyT. Bruce LauberPatricia J. McCannJeff NiederdeppeBarbara A. Knuth

public healthaquatic toxicologyenvironmental healthenvironmental sciencepopulation healthenvironmental exposuresfish consumptionfishery researchhuman exposurewomen anglerswomen's healthmercury biogeochemistrygreat lakes region

Politically-Relevant Fisheries Science: Reflections on the Work of Henry Regier, or, Lessons From the Sassy Scientist. Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management (2019)

Barbara A. Knuth

political ecologygreat lakes basinfishery managementsassy scientistpublic policysocial sciencesenvironmental policymarine policyaquatic conservationfisheriesresource policyfishery researchhenry regierfishery science

Bait Dealers' Roles in Preventing the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species and Fish Pathogens in the Great Lakes Region. Journal of Great Lakes Research (2018)

Nancy A. ConnellyT. Bruce LauberRichard C. StedmanBarbara A. Knuth

pathogensfishery managementaquatic ecosystemsfish pathogensbait dealerscommunity (ecology)aquatic conservationfisheriesfish immunologybiological invasionsinfectious diseasesconservation biologyecologyfishery sciencegreat lakes region

Effects of a Personal Narrative in Messages Designed to Promote Healthy Fish Consumption Among Women of Childbearing Age. Health Communication (2018)

Jeff NiederdeppeNancy A ConnellyT. Bruce LauberBarbara A. Knuth

public healthhealth communicationhealthy fish consumptionpublic health interventionspublic health nutritionhealth promotionpopulation healthshort personal narrativepreventive medicinelifestyle changesrisk communicationpersonal narrativehealth preventionwomen's healthbehavior change (public health)behavioral sciences

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Barbara A. Knuth

Professor Emerita

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Natural Resources

Barbara A. Knuth is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor Emerita at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Barbara A. Knuth

Cornell University

Professor Emerita

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Building Human-Dimensions/Social Science Capacity to Support Wildlife Agencies: Lessons From New York’s 50-Year Experience. Human Dimensions of Wildlife (2024)

Daniel J. DeckerMeghan S. BaumerWilliam F. SiemerT. Bruce LauberBarbara A. KnuthMichael V. Schiavone

Trends in Human Dimensions of Wildlife at Cornell University: 50 Years and Counting. Human Dimensions of Wildlife (2024)

Daniel J. DeckerT. Bruce LauberWilliam F. SiemerBarbara A. KnuthRichard C. StedmanShorna B. AllredNancy A. Connelly

Preferences for Seafood Consumption Advice in Pregnant American Women. Environmental Research (2022)

Nancy A ConnellyT Bruce LauberBarbara A Knuth

behavioral nutritionmaternal healthmaternal cardiovascular outcomeseafood consumption advicenutritionhealth scienceswomen's healthpublic health nutrition

Building a Networked Improvement Community: Lessons in Organizing to Promote Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Frontiers in Psychology (2021)

Shifting Baselines and Social License to Operate: Challenges in Communicating Sea Lamprey Control. Journal of Great Lakes Research (2021)

Marc GadenCory BrantRichard C. StedmanSteven J. CookeNathan YoungT. Bruce LauberVivian M. NguyenNancy A. ConnellyBarbara Knuth

Community Collaboration for Northern Forest Conservation and Development. (2020)

Bruce T. LauberBarbara A. KnuthDaniel J. Decker

forest ecosystemscommunity-based conservationforestrycommunity developmentforest policyconservation scienceforest ecologycommunity forestrycommunity collaboration

Estimated Exposure to Mercury From Fish Consumption Among Women Anglers of Childbearing Age in the Great Lakes Region. Environmental Research (2019)

Nancy A. ConnellyT. Bruce LauberPatricia J. McCannJeff NiederdeppeBarbara A. Knuth

Politically-Relevant Fisheries Science: Reflections on the Work of Henry Regier, or, Lessons From the Sassy Scientist. Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management (2019)

Barbara A. Knuth

Bait Dealers' Roles in Preventing the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species and Fish Pathogens in the Great Lakes Region. Journal of Great Lakes Research (2018)

Nancy A. ConnellyT. Bruce LauberRichard C. StedmanBarbara A. Knuth

Effects of a Personal Narrative in Messages Designed to Promote Healthy Fish Consumption Among Women of Childbearing Age. Health Communication (2018)

Jeff NiederdeppeNancy A ConnellyT. Bruce LauberBarbara A. Knuth

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