Dr. Mysha Clarke is a natural resource social scientist at the UF/IFAS School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences. Her aim is to better understand people’s environmental decision-making, and to determine avenues through which to connect people with natural resource conservation and management. She uses a mixed method approach to better understand the human dimensions of forest management. Her collaborative and interdisciplinary research projects include invasive plant management on private non-industrial family forestlands, communication of invasive insects in the media, urban garden’s connectivity and urban forest change over time.
Mysha Clarke
Natural Resource Social Science
University of Florida
