Profile

Dan Ferguson

Associate Professor, Global Change - GIDP | Associate Professor, Environmental Science | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Professor, Arizona Institutes for Resilience | Associate Professor, Arid Lands Resources Sciences - GIDP | Associate Professor, American Indian Studies-GIDP | Associate Professor, School of Geography Development and Environment

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Collaboration(36)

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Grants(15)

Cultivating Equitable Responses to Increased Aridity in the US Southwest: The Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS)
Active·2022·$2M / $3.9M·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
climate change, water management, equitable adaptation, arid regions, environmental justice
FMRG: Bio: Distributed Methane Conversion into Value Chemicals via Synthetic Microbial Consortia
Active·2022·$126.8K / $3.2M·
External
Key Personnel (KP)
microbial consortia, methane conversion, biochemical engineering, synthetic biology, catalysis
Shifting from Extractive to Self-determined: Enhancing Indigenous Research and Data Governance in Southwest Climate Adaptation Initiatives
Active·2022·$145.6K / $291.2K·
External
Co-Investigator (COI)
indigenous research, climate adaptation, data governance, self-determination, southwest
Collaboratively Assessing Critical Social-Ecological System Buffers to Help Build Regional Climate Resilience: The Climate Assessment for the Southwest
Active·2017·$1.7M / $3.7M·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
climate resilience, social-ecological systems, regional assessment, collaborative assessment, southwest
Rapid: Collaborative Research: Impact of COVID-19 on Food Access in Indigenous Communities in the Arctic and Southwest U.S.
2020·$33K / $99.9K·
External
Co-Investigator (COI)
covid-19, food access, indigenous communities, arctic, us southwest

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Publications(61)

Recent

Resilience Is Not Enough: Toward a More Meaningful Rangeland Adaptation Science

2024

resilience, rangeland, adaptation, science, meaningful

Equity, Justice, and Drought: Lessons for Climate Services from the US Southwest

2024

climate services, equity, drought, justice, us southwest

Economics, health, or environment: What motivates individual climate action?

2023

economics, health, environment

Using a Transdisciplinary Research Approach to DeveloRelevant Weather and Climate Information for Southwest Wildfire Managers

2023

weather, climate, wildfire, transdisciplinary, research

Health and economic benefits are motivations for individual climate action

2022

health, economics, climate action, motivations, individuals

Making a Difference: Planning for Engaged Participation in Environmental Research

2022

community engagement, environmental research, participatory planning, citizen science, sustainability initiatives

Using scale and human agency to frame ranchers’ discussions about socio-ecological change and resilience

2022

socio-ecological change, resilience, ranchers, human agency, scale

Rancher’s Knowledge of Social-Ecological Change: Centering Agency and Scale in Resilience.

2022

social-ecological change, resilience, agency, scale, rancher

An Expanded Set of Ethical Principles for Transdisciplinary Social-Ecological Research

2021

ethics, transdisciplinary, social-ecological, research, principles

7 Sciencein Diplomacy

2021

science diplomacy, international relations, scientific collaboration, policy making, diplomatic negotiations

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Dan Ferguson

Collaboration(36)

Jefferey Burgess

Willem van Leeuwen

Michael Crimmins

Gregg Garfin

Katharine Jacobs

Grants(15)

Cultivating Equitable Responses to Increased Aridity in the US Southwest: The Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS)

FMRG: Bio: Distributed Methane Conversion into Value Chemicals via Synthetic Microbial Consortia

Shifting from Extractive to Self-determined: Enhancing Indigenous Research and Data Governance in Southwest Climate Adaptation Initiatives

Collaboratively Assessing Critical Social-Ecological System Buffers to Help Build Regional Climate Resilience: The Climate Assessment for the Southwest

Rapid: Collaborative Research: Impact of COVID-19 on Food Access in Indigenous Communities in the Arctic and Southwest U.S.

Publications(61)

Resilience Is Not Enough: Toward a More Meaningful Rangeland Adaptation Science

Equity, Justice, and Drought: Lessons for Climate Services from the US Southwest

Economics, health, or environment: What motivates individual climate action?

Using a Transdisciplinary Research Approach to DeveloRelevant Weather and Climate Information for Southwest Wildfire Managers

Health and economic benefits are motivations for individual climate action

Making a Difference: Planning for Engaged Participation in Environmental Research

Using scale and human agency to frame ranchers’ discussions about socio-ecological change and resilience

Rancher’s Knowledge of Social-Ecological Change: Centering Agency and Scale in Resilience.

An Expanded Set of Ethical Principles for Transdisciplinary Social-Ecological Research

7 Sciencein Diplomacy