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Meet the Team
Julia Baird
Jessica Blythe
Jessica Blythe
Principal Investigator
I am keenly interested in how individuals’ mindsets act as an important leverage point for water sustainability. My research uses resilience – the ability to persist, adapt, and transform when needed to ensure long-term well-being of humans and ecosystems – as a lens for this work. The impact of my work on policy and
Principal Investigator
I am keenly interested in how individuals’ mindsets act as an important leverage point for water sustainability. My research uses resilience – the ability to persist, adapt, and transform when needed to ensure long-term well-being of humans and ecosystems – as a lens for this work. The impact of my work on policy and practice is important to me and I embrace opportunities to collaborate with organizations, agencies, and others to ground the research.
Jessica Blythe
Jessica Blythe
Jessica Blythe
Collaborator
I am a sustainability scientist, with expertise in equitable ocean governance, climate change adaptation, and transformations to sustainability. My research is motivated by questions such as: How do communities experience and respond to environmental change? What explains their differential capacities for adaptation and transf
Collaborator
I am a sustainability scientist, with expertise in equitable ocean governance, climate change adaptation, and transformations to sustainability. My research is motivated by questions such as: How do communities experience and respond to environmental change? What explains their differential capacities for adaptation and transformation? What supports the transformations needed to achieve more equitable and sustainable societies?
Gary Pickering
Jessica Blythe
Gary Pickering
Collaborator
As an environmental psychologist and food scientist, I am interested in understanding human perceptions and behavior around climate change mitigation, and how best to optimize interventions to promote pro-environmental behaviors, particularly those related to dietary choices. Our recent work has focused on the role of individu
Collaborator
As an environmental psychologist and food scientist, I am interested in understanding human perceptions and behavior around climate change mitigation, and how best to optimize interventions to promote pro-environmental behaviors, particularly those related to dietary choices. Our recent work has focused on the role of individual-level factors, including empathy and personality, in shaping our response to climate change
Gillian Dale
Evalyna Bogdan
Gary Pickering
Research Fellow
As an environmental psychologist, I study the relationship between individual traits, such as personality or empathy, and how they impact our perceptions and actions towards the environment. Through a combination of cross-sectional studies and controlled experiments, we have identified several factors that shape our attit
Research Fellow
As an environmental psychologist, I study the relationship between individual traits, such as personality or empathy, and how they impact our perceptions and actions towards the environment. Through a combination of cross-sectional studies and controlled experiments, we have identified several factors that shape our attitudes and behaviors towards the planet. Currently, my focus is on exploring the effectiveness of using targeted interventions that leverage these psychological variations, with the aim of promoting a more sustainable mindset in individuals.
Zaara Momin
Evalyna Bogdan
Evalyna Bogdan
Graduate Student Researcher
I'm a second-year master's student at Brock University, with an undergraduate background in Environmental Engineering. My research interest revolves around sustainable water resource management and the influence of psychological characteristics on the adoption of sustainable practices. I'm thrilled to be a part
Graduate Student Researcher
I'm a second-year master's student at Brock University, with an undergraduate background in Environmental Engineering. My research interest revolves around sustainable water resource management and the influence of psychological characteristics on the adoption of sustainable practices. I'm thrilled to be a part of this project as it perfectly aligns with my research interests and contributes to an important field of study.
Evalyna Bogdan
Evalyna Bogdan
Evalyna Bogdan
Collaborator
Dr. Evalyna Bogdan is an environmental and disaster sociologist. She has studied and practiced at the intersection of society and environment, focusing on topics such as floods, fuels, food, and farming, around the world in the Netherlands, Namibia, New Zealand, and various parts of Canada. In the context of these topics, her
Collaborator
Dr. Evalyna Bogdan is an environmental and disaster sociologist. She has studied and practiced at the intersection of society and environment, focusing on topics such as floods, fuels, food, and farming, around the world in the Netherlands, Namibia, New Zealand, and various parts of Canada. In the context of these topics, her focus has been on perceptions, policies, practices, power dynamics, and participation of stakeholders.
Hannah Marlen lübker
Hannah Marlen lübker
Hannah Marlen lübker
PhD Candidate
In my research I am using qualitative and arts-based methods to learn how empathy is conceptualized and practiced. I am especially interested in empathy extended to non-humans and the natural environment, and how the concept of empathy relates to human-nature connectedness, relationality and care. I am collaborating with en
PhD Candidate
In my research I am using qualitative and arts-based methods to learn how empathy is conceptualized and practiced. I am especially interested in empathy extended to non-humans and the natural environment, and how the concept of empathy relates to human-nature connectedness, relationality and care. I am collaborating with environmental stewardship practitioners to seek out perspectives beyond academia.
Elson Galang
Hannah Marlen lübker
Hannah Marlen lübker
PhD Candidate
I am a Ph.D. candidate at McGill University, exploring how collaborative visioning of environmental futures of social-ecological landscapes in Canada can result in outcomes such as empathy for nature, people, and future generations. My background includes research on participatory approaches for environmental management, s
PhD Candidate
I am a Ph.D. candidate at McGill University, exploring how collaborative visioning of environmental futures of social-ecological landscapes in Canada can result in outcomes such as empathy for nature, people, and future generations. My background includes research on participatory approaches for environmental management, social dimension of ecosystem services, and the resilience of agroforestry systems.
Jennifer Sze
Hannah Marlen lübker
Jennifer Sze
Digital Content and Knowledge Mobilization Manager
Community Partners
Corey Burant
Mike Kirkopoulos
Simon Mitchell
Niagara Parks Commission - Collaborator
Simon Mitchell
Mike Kirkopoulos
Simon Mitchell
Sustainability Practitioner - Collaborator
Mike Kirkopoulos
Mike Kirkopoulos
Mike Kirkopoulos
Town of Lincoln - Collaborator