Elisabeth Alden

Assistant Agent, Agriculture and Natural Resources/4-H Youth Development-Family and Community

About

I specialize in applied fire science, including ecological effects of wildfires effectiveness of different fuels management actions, and work with funders to disseminate science findings, identify critical fire science needs, evaluate outcomes.

Research Area

sustainable agriculture, food systems, agricultural education, risk management, livestock production, extension, participatory, development, barriers, overcoming

AZ Indian Country Extension Program: Hualapai Nation
Active·2022·$0 / $304.3K·
External
agriculture, community development, native american studies, extension program, tribal outreach
Risk Management Education for Native American Livestock Producers in AZ and NM
Active·2022·$5.4K / $107.7K·
External
Co-Investigator (COI)
risk management, livestock production, native american agriculture, education, arizona
Risk Management Education for Dairy and Beef Producers in AZ, NM, and NV
2020·$1000 / $100K·
External
Co-Investigator (COI)
risk management, agricultural education, livestock production, regional outreach, financial planning
Re-establishing Gardens to Increase Locally Grown Produce to Help Improve Health in the Hualapai Tribal Community
2019·$2.5K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
community health, local agriculture, food security, sustainable farming, native american communities
EmpowerU: Advocating Invasive Species Management Workshop
2018·$984·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
invasive species, ecology, conservation, workshops, environmental policy

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Recent

Overcoming barriers to participatory extension and development.

2013

extension, participatory, development, barriers, overcoming

Methodology and Techniques of Participatory and Extension Development Projects

2012

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Elisabeth Alden

About

Research Area

Grants(8)

AZ Indian Country Extension Program: Hualapai Nation

Risk Management Education for Native American Livestock Producers in AZ and NM

Risk Management Education for Dairy and Beef Producers in AZ, NM, and NV

Re-establishing Gardens to Increase Locally Grown Produce to Help Improve Health in the Hualapai Tribal Community

EmpowerU: Advocating Invasive Species Management Workshop

Publications(2)

Overcoming barriers to participatory extension and development.

Methodology and Techniques of Participatory and Extension Development Projects

Collaborations(13)

Cathy Martinez

Trent Teegerstrom

Juan Arias

Susan Sekaquaptewa

Russell Tronstad