Alia M. Dietsch

Alia M. Dietsch studies the human dimensions of wildlife and conservation, examining how people's values, trust, and behaviors shape conservation outcomes and policy. Her work spans topics like human-wildlife conflict, equitable access to nature and participatory science, public lands management, and animal welfare issues such as humane euthanasia practices in agriculture. This research blends social science methods (surveys, focus groups) with conservation biology to inform more inclusive and effective wildlife and natural resource management.

Publication output peaked around 2019-2020 and has since slowed to a more modest, steady pace of roughly one to three papers per year.

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