Dr. Angela Guerrero
ARC DECRA Fellow
Angela is a sustainability scientist at the Queensland University of Technology. She is also affiliated to the Stockholm Resilience Centre and is an Adjunct Professor at the Environmental Sustainability Research Centre in Brock University, Canada. Angela has a PhD in Environmental Social Science and a Masters in Environmental Management from the University of Queensland, and an Engineering degree with a major in Operations Research from Universidad de Los Andes in Colombia.

PhD Students:

Lillian Stevens, Queensland University of Technology. Phd Thesis: Understanding the relationship between collaborative governance and agricultural practice change: A Great Barrier Reef catchments case study (Associate supervisor)

Erica Cseko Nolasco Freitas Fonseca, Queensland University of Technology. Phd Thesis: Social-ecological drivers and outcomes of conservation in private lands (Associate supervisor)

Nisa Abeysinghe, The University of Queensland. PhD Thesis title: Tackling invasive species using a collaborative approach (External supervisor)

Kristyn Stewart, Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute, Texas A&M University-Kingsville. PhD Thesis title: Connecting the dots: A social-ecological assessment of the Northern Bobwhite decline in Texas (External supervisor)

Laura Roldan-Gomez, University of Exeter. PhD Thesis title: A social-ecological analysis of the nexus between armed conflict and deforestation in Colombia from 2000 to 2018 (External supervisor)

Alumni:

Bridget McGlynn. Masters by Research (Brock University). Graduated 2021. Thesis title: An Examination of Collaborative Governance for Complex Adaptive Systems in the St. John River Basin (External supervisor)

Frida Romiely Díaz Almeyda. Masters by Research in Ecological Economics (The University of Edinburgh). Graduated 2020. Thesis title: An appraisal of the social-ecological dynamics of Quintana Roo (External supervisor)

Daniel Davis. Masters in Engineering (Bristol University). Graduated 2020. Thesis title: Inferring natural and social networks from island data (Associate supervisor)

Russel McKenna. Masters by Research (The University of Queensland). Graduated 2017. Thesis title: The Eastern Bristlebird – An Institutional Analysis (Associate supervisor)