Washington State University
Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources
Interests:
Outreach, engagement, and knowledge co-production; climate change impacts on water resources, agriculture and rangelands; climate adaptation and resilience.Bio:
Sonia Hall focuses on outreach and stakeholder engagement, working with research teams to share their results with those who can use them to improve how they manage agricultural and natural resources: producers, decision-makers, legislators, regulatory and government agencies, NGOs and agricultural professionals. Her focus is well aligned with her passion for working at the interface of science and decision-making so that research addresses key questions, and results inform management decisions at all levels. Sonia joined the Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources at Washington State University in November 2014 after working in conservation science in arid lands and fire-prone forests in her native Argentina, Colorado and eastern Washington. Sonia earned her B.S. from the School of Agronomy at the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, and a Ph.D. in Ecology from Colorado State University. A lover of big open skies, she is committed to working with researchers and decision-makers to improve the use of science as a way of achieving sustainable use of natural resources.
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