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REBECCA WITTER

Appalachian State University

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University College

College Of Fine And Applied Arts

Department Of Communication

NoneRebecca Witter is currently serving as a College Of Fine And Applied Arts faculty at Appalachian State University.

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REBECCA WITTER

Appalachian State University

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environmental science conservation biology sustainable development environmental planning socio-environmental implications global health ecology anthropology political ecology biological anthropology environmental resource management conservation science environmental anthropology zooarchaeology community engagement african political economy southern african studies wildlife african development biological conservation african studies animal conservation environmental impact assessment conservation policy conservation politics research-practice partnerships water governance environmental sustainability sustainable environmental management environmental governance indigenous rights recognitions resettlement compensation water equity eastern nc collaborative research environmental justice-centered approach understanding cumulative community-engaged analysis non-permitted poultry operations social vulnerability indices

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Advancing an Environmental Justice-Centered Approach to Understanding Cumulative Impacts: Community-Engaged Analysis of Industrialized Biogas Development From Rural Eastern North Carolina. Environmental Justice (2025)

sustainability sciencesustainable environmental managementenvironmental impact of the energy industryenvironmental researchenvironmental engineeringenvironmental scienceenvironmental justicesocio-environmental implicationsenvironmental governanceenvironmental justice-centered approachcommunity-engaged analysisenvironmental sustainabilityenvironmental planningenvironmental impact assessmentunderstanding cumulativesustainable development

Collaborative Research as Action: Advancing Rural Environmental Justice, Water Equity, and Well-Being in Eastern Nc. Environmental Justice (2025)

water equitysocio-environmental implicationsenvironmental scienceenvironmental justiceeastern nccommunity engagementcollaborative researchresearch-practice partnershipsenvironmental policycommunity-engaged researchenvironmental planningpublic policywater governancesustainable development

Earth Observation Data to Support Environmental Justice: Linking Non‐Permitted Poultry Operations to Social Vulnerability Indices. GeoHealth (2024)

Mirela G. TulbureJúlio CainetaBrooke CoxStephen V. StehmanAyse ErcumenRebecca WitterRyan EmanuelDana E. PowellKemp BurdetteSherri White‐WilliamsonShea Tuberty

non-permitted poultry operationssocial vulnerability indicesenvironmental scienceenvironmental justice

Renewable Ruse: Bioenergy Development in North Carolina’s Coastal Plains. Engaging Science Technology and Society (2024)

Rhinos as “the Mine” and the Fugitive Meanings of Illegal Wildlife Hunting. Conservation and Society (2021)

Why Militarized Conservation May Be Counter-Productive: Illegal Wildlife Hunting as Defiance. Journal of Political Ecology (2021)

Rhino Poaching and the “Slow Violence” of Conservation-Related Resettlement in Mozambique’s Limpopo National Park. Geoforum (2018)

anthropologyanimal conservationpolitical ecologyenvironmental resource managementecologyenvironmental anthropologyafrican studiesafrican political economyzooarchaeologysouthern african studiesbiological anthropologyconservation sciencewildlifeglobal healthconservation biologybiological conservationafrican development

The Ebb and Flow of Indigenous Rights Recognitions in Conservation Policy. Development and Change (2018)

Rebecca WitterTerre Satterfield

indigenous rights recognitionsconservation policy

Negotiating Identity and Heritage Through Authorised Vernacular History, Limpopo National Park. Journal of Social Archaeology (2017)

Invisible Losses and the Logics of Resettlement Compensation. Conservation Biology (2014)

REBECCA WITTERTERRE SATTERFIELD

conservation biologyresettlement compensationenvironmental scienceconservation politics

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REBECCA WITTER

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

University College

College Of Fine And Applied Arts

Department Of Communication

NoneRebecca Witter is currently serving as a College Of Fine And Applied Arts faculty at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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REBECCA WITTER

Appalachian State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Collaborative Research as Action: Advancing Rural Environmental Justice, Water Equity, and Well-Being in Eastern Nc. Environmental Justice (2025)

Earth Observation Data to Support Environmental Justice: Linking Non‐Permitted Poultry Operations to Social Vulnerability Indices. GeoHealth (2024)

Mirela G. TulbureJúlio CainetaBrooke CoxStephen V. StehmanAyse ErcumenRebecca WitterRyan EmanuelDana E. PowellKemp BurdetteSherri White‐WilliamsonShea Tuberty

non-permitted poultry operationssocial vulnerability indicesenvironmental scienceenvironmental justice

Renewable Ruse: Bioenergy Development in North Carolina’s Coastal Plains. Engaging Science Technology and Society (2024)

Rhinos as “the Mine” and the Fugitive Meanings of Illegal Wildlife Hunting. Conservation and Society (2021)

Why Militarized Conservation May Be Counter-Productive: Illegal Wildlife Hunting as Defiance. Journal of Political Ecology (2021)

Rhino Poaching and the “Slow Violence” of Conservation-Related Resettlement in Mozambique’s Limpopo National Park. Geoforum (2018)

The Ebb and Flow of Indigenous Rights Recognitions in Conservation Policy. Development and Change (2018)

Rebecca WitterTerre Satterfield

indigenous rights recognitionsconservation policy

Negotiating Identity and Heritage Through Authorised Vernacular History, Limpopo National Park. Journal of Social Archaeology (2017)

Invisible Losses and the Logics of Resettlement Compensation. Conservation Biology (2014)

REBECCA WITTERTERRE SATTERFIELD

conservation biologyresettlement compensationenvironmental scienceconservation politics

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