Erin Seekamp
Area(s) of Expertise
- Individual, relational, institutional and programmatic capacity building for sustainable socio-ecological systems
- Environmental communications and behavior change
- Social capital exchange
- Collaborative decision-making
- Transboundary partnerships
- Information and normative influences during public/stakeholder involvement processes
- Climate-related tourism planning
Research Summary
My research focuses on building capacity for effective natural resource management to collectively construct and maintain vibrant and resilient socio-ecological communities.
Publications
- Climate Adaptation Actions for Historic Structures at Cape Lookout National Seashore: Optimal Preservation Model Maps , Arizona State University Library Digital Repository (Arizona State University) (2026)
- Discrimination Experience and Park Visitation of People of Color: The Case of North Carolina State Parks , Leisure Sciences (2026)
- Assessing Pandemic Impacts to Collaborative Management in Parks and Protected Areas , Environmental Management (2025)
- Cultural Expressions of Climate: Art as a Tool for Change , Weather Climate and Society (2025)
- Perspectives on Liberating and Deliberating Knowledge in Science , Society & Natural Resources (2025)
- Social capital as a predictor of collective environmental action in high school students , The Journal of Environmental Education (2025)
- Tackling Wicked Problems Together , (2025)
- Unveiling the Complexity of Tourists’ Visual Attention and Emotions Toward Destination Pictures , Journal of Travel Research (2025)
- A Systematic Literature Review on Climate Change Adaptation Planning for Archaeological Site Management and the Prevalence of Stakeholder Engagement , American Antiquity (2024)
- Conceptualizing community-level environmental literacy using the Delphi method , Environmental Education Research (2024)