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Sandra De Urioste-Stone

Associate Professor of Nature-based Tourism

University of Maine

Affiliations

College of Earth, Life, and Health Sciences

School of Forest Resources

Sandra De Urioste-stone is currently serving as a College Of Earth, Life, And Health Sciences Associate Professor of Nature-based Tourism at University of Maine.

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University of Maine

Associate Professor of Nature-based Tourism

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climate change tourism environmental science tourism research epidemiology social sciences forestry journalism mount desert island sustainable tourism tropical medicine climatic change climate change adaptation vector borne disease mass communication sustainable development wildlife disease ecology tick-borne diseases vector control climatic impact acadia national park nature-based tourism veterinary medicine qualitative research resilience media studies avian biology narrative travel research disease control leisure studies tourism planning news analytics wildlife management destination management conservation planning chagas disease resident perceptions climate change risk tourism economics forest policy respiratory medicine tourism geography geographical information science forest ecology forest ecosystems travel behavior tourism management tourism performance environmental governance forest governance transportation policy stakeholder analysis stakeholder management neonatology case studies science education wildlife ecology earth observation pest control community structure climate change mitigation positive psychology stakeholder engagement human-wildlife relationships weather conditions future trends tourism spending triatoma dimidiata biological risk factors eco-bio-social perspective community-based intervention peridomestic animal management visitor perceptions recreational activities destination marketing ecotourism

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Impact of a Place-Based Educational Approach on Student and Community Members’ Experiences and Learning Within a Post-Secondary Gis Course. Journal of Geoscience Education (2024)

Alyssa R. SoucyParinaz Rahimzadeh-BajgiranSandra De Urioste-StoneKarla EitelJessica JansujwiczMatthew Brownlee

community memberseducationgeographic information systemspost-secondary gis coursegeographical information sciencescience education

Involving People in Conservation: Perceptions From Maine, USA. Conservation and Society (2024)

Alyssa R. SoucySandra De Urioste-StoneParinaz Rahimzadeh-BajgiranJessica JansujwiczKarla EitelMatthew Brownlee

conservation scienceconservation politicssocial sciencescommunity-based conservationconservation policyconservation planning

Risk Perceptions and Behaviors Concerning Rural Tourism and Economic-Political Drivers of Covid-19 Policy in 2020. PLoS ONE (2024)

Brandon LieberthalSarah JacksonSandra de Urioste-Stone

economic-political driversrisk perceptionseconomicsrural tourismcovid-19public policy

The Effects of Seasonal Human Mobility and Aedes Aegypti Habitat Suitability on Zika Virus Epidemic Severity in Colombia. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2024)

Brandon LieberthalBrian AllanSandra De Urioste-StoneAndrew MackayAiman SolimanShaowen WangAllison M. Gardner

spatial analysisepidemiologytropical medicineinfectious diseasesmalariaepidemiological dynamicdry season monthnetwork modelingvector borne diseasearbovirusglobal healthinfectious diseases (medical specialty)zika virus epidemicscommunicable diseasesvector-borne pathogenspublic health preparednessinfectious disease modelling

Tourists and Epidemics: How News Media Cover the Risks of Zika Virus and Chikungunya Outbreaks in the Americas. Current Issues in Tourism (2024)

Elizabeth Pellecer RiveraSandra De Urioste-StoneLaura N. RickardAndrea CapraraLorena N. Estrada

health communicationepidemiologyfake newsemerging risknarrativedisinformation detectiontourismrisk communicationcommunicationchikungunya outbreaksmass communicationnews analyticscovid-19tourism researchjournalismmedia studies

Adoption of Community-Based Strategies for Sustainable Vector Control and Prevention. BMC Public Health (2023)

Elizabeth Pellecer RiveraMargarita Rivera ArrivillagaJosé G JuárezSandra M De Urioste-StoneElsa BerganzaPamela Marie Pennington

public healthepidemiologysustainable vector controlcommunity-based strategiesvector control

Epidemic Spread on Patch Networks With Community Structure. Mathematical Biosciences (2023)

Brandon LieberthalAiman SolimanShaowen WangSandra De Urioste-StoneAllison M. Gardner

global networksnetwork scienceinfectious diseasesepidemic spreadcommunicable diseasescommunity structurenetwork analysissocial simulation

Finding Hope and Fulfillment in Meaningful Work: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Conservation and Stewardship Practitioners’ Experience, Values, and Motivations. PLOS Sustainability and Transformation (2023)

Alyssa R. SoucySandra De Urioste-StoneParinaz Rahimzadeh-BajgiranJessica JansujwiczKarla EitelMatthew Brownlee

interpretative phenomenological analysisanthropologystakeholder engagementresiliencesustainability sciencesustainable developmentmotivationbehavioral sciencesmeaningful workqualitative researchpositive psychologypsychologyvalue theory

Climate Change Planning in a Coastal Tourism Destination, a Participatory Approach. Tourism and Hospitality Research (2022)

Lydia HorneAsha DiMatteo-LePapeGabriela Wolf-GonzalezValeria BrionesAlyssa SoucySandra De Urioste-Stone

tourismtourism planningsocial sciencesclimate change planningtourism research

Patterns and Ecological Mechanisms of Tick-Borne Disease Exposure Risk in Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine, United States. Journal of Medical Entomology (2022)

Sara E McBrideBrandon A LieberthalDanielle E ButtkeBrittany D CronkSandra M De Urioste-StoneLaura B GoodmanLucy D GuarnieriThomas F RounsvilleAllison M Gardner

wildlife ecologyspatial analysisepidemiologywildlifetick densitiestick-borne diseasesacadia national parkmedical entomologyvector borne diseasegeographydisease ecologycommunity (ecology)tick survey dataecologybiogeography

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Sandra De Urioste-Stone

Associate Professor of Nature-based Tourism

University of Maine

Affiliations

College of Earth, Life, and Health Sciences

School of Forest Resources

Sandra De Urioste-stone is currently serving as a College Of Earth, Life, And Health Sciences Associate Professor of Nature-based Tourism at University of Maine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Sandra De Urioste-Stone

University of Maine

Associate Professor of Nature-based Tourism

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impact of a Place-Based Educational Approach on Student and Community Members’ Experiences and Learning Within a Post-Secondary Gis Course. Journal of Geoscience Education (2024)

Alyssa R. SoucyParinaz Rahimzadeh-BajgiranSandra De Urioste-StoneKarla EitelJessica JansujwiczMatthew Brownlee

community memberseducationgeographic information systemspost-secondary gis coursegeographical information sciencescience education

Involving People in Conservation: Perceptions From Maine, USA. Conservation and Society (2024)

Alyssa R. SoucySandra De Urioste-StoneParinaz Rahimzadeh-BajgiranJessica JansujwiczKarla EitelMatthew Brownlee

conservation scienceconservation politicssocial sciencescommunity-based conservationconservation policyconservation planning

Risk Perceptions and Behaviors Concerning Rural Tourism and Economic-Political Drivers of Covid-19 Policy in 2020. PLoS ONE (2024)

Brandon LieberthalSarah JacksonSandra de Urioste-Stone

economic-political driversrisk perceptionseconomicsrural tourismcovid-19public policy

The Effects of Seasonal Human Mobility and Aedes Aegypti Habitat Suitability on Zika Virus Epidemic Severity in Colombia. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2024)

Brandon LieberthalBrian AllanSandra De Urioste-StoneAndrew MackayAiman SolimanShaowen WangAllison M. Gardner

Tourists and Epidemics: How News Media Cover the Risks of Zika Virus and Chikungunya Outbreaks in the Americas. Current Issues in Tourism (2024)

Elizabeth Pellecer RiveraSandra De Urioste-StoneLaura N. RickardAndrea CapraraLorena N. Estrada

Adoption of Community-Based Strategies for Sustainable Vector Control and Prevention. BMC Public Health (2023)

Elizabeth Pellecer RiveraMargarita Rivera ArrivillagaJosé G JuárezSandra M De Urioste-StoneElsa BerganzaPamela Marie Pennington

public healthepidemiologysustainable vector controlcommunity-based strategiesvector control

Epidemic Spread on Patch Networks With Community Structure. Mathematical Biosciences (2023)

Brandon LieberthalAiman SolimanShaowen WangSandra De Urioste-StoneAllison M. Gardner

global networksnetwork scienceinfectious diseasesepidemic spreadcommunicable diseasescommunity structurenetwork analysissocial simulation

Alyssa R. SoucySandra De Urioste-StoneParinaz Rahimzadeh-BajgiranJessica JansujwiczKarla EitelMatthew Brownlee

Climate Change Planning in a Coastal Tourism Destination, a Participatory Approach. Tourism and Hospitality Research (2022)

Lydia HorneAsha DiMatteo-LePapeGabriela Wolf-GonzalezValeria BrionesAlyssa SoucySandra De Urioste-Stone

tourismtourism planningsocial sciencesclimate change planningtourism research

Patterns and Ecological Mechanisms of Tick-Borne Disease Exposure Risk in Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine, United States. Journal of Medical Entomology (2022)

Sara E McBrideBrandon A LieberthalDanielle E ButtkeBrittany D CronkSandra M De Urioste-StoneLaura B GoodmanLucy D GuarnieriThomas F RounsvilleAllison M Gardner

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