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Troy Hall

Associate Dean of the OSU Honors College

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences

Environmental Sciences

Troy Hall is currently serving as a College Of Earth, Ocean, And Atmospheric Sciences Associate Dean of the OSU Honors College at Oregon State University.

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Oregon State University

Associate Dean of the OSU Honors College

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environmental science social sciences natural resource management ecology public policy wildfires ecosystem services environmental resource management environmental policy fisheries conservation science wildland fire fire ecology ecological indicator environmental values fishery research resource policy wildlife animal conservation environmental planning natural resources natural resource valuation fishery management sustainable fisheries community-based conservation human-environment interactions risky situations wildland firefighting other resource values ecological theory local control tourism sustainable tourism deliberative democracy sustainable development ecotourism

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Career Stages in Wildland Firefighting: Implications for Voice in Risky Situations. International Journal of Wildland Fire (2011)

Alexis LewisTroy E. HallAnne Black

wildland firefire ecologyenvironmental sciencewildfiresrisky situationswildland firefighting

Improving the Integration of Recreation With Other Resource Values by Applying Concepts of Scale From Ecological Theory. Environmental Management (2008)

ecological indicatorenvironmental scienceother resource valuesecosystem servicesnatural resourcesnatural resource managementenvironmental resource managementecological theorynatural resource valuationecologyenvironmental values

Representing Recovery: Science and Local Control in the Framing of U.S. Pacific Northwest Salmon Policy. Human Ecology Review (2008)

local controlfishery managementsocial sciencespublic policyenvironmental policyfisheriesfishery researchresource policysustainable fisheries

Should Wilderness Be Natural or Wild? Bridger Wilderness Visitors’ Attitudes About Management of Disturbance. International Journal of Wilderness

community-based conservationwildlifehuman-environment interactionsconservation sciencesocial sciencesnatural resource managementanimal conservationenvironmental planningbehavioral sciences

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Troy Hall

Associate Dean of the OSU Honors College

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences

Environmental Sciences

Troy Hall is currently serving as a College Of Earth, Ocean, And Atmospheric Sciences Associate Dean of the OSU Honors College at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Troy Hall

Oregon State University

Associate Dean of the OSU Honors College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Career Stages in Wildland Firefighting: Implications for Voice in Risky Situations. International Journal of Wildland Fire (2011)

Alexis LewisTroy E. HallAnne Black

wildland firefire ecologyenvironmental sciencewildfiresrisky situationswildland firefighting

Improving the Integration of Recreation With Other Resource Values by Applying Concepts of Scale From Ecological Theory. Environmental Management (2008)

Representing Recovery: Science and Local Control in the Framing of U.S. Pacific Northwest Salmon Policy. Human Ecology Review (2008)

local controlfishery managementsocial sciencespublic policyenvironmental policyfisheriesfishery researchresource policysustainable fisheries

Should Wilderness Be Natural or Wild? Bridger Wilderness Visitors’ Attitudes About Management of Disturbance. International Journal of Wilderness

community-based conservationwildlifehuman-environment interactionsconservation sciencesocial sciencesnatural resource managementanimal conservationenvironmental planningbehavioral sciences

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