Kerstin Zander

Project Leader
Environmental Economist - Charles Darwin University

Kerstin is an environmental economist with background in agricultural science. Her research is multidisciplinary, looking at the many relationships between humans and nature.

Kerstin applies mainly quantitative methods and is an expert in choice modelling.

Publications

Economic valuation of multiple threatened species and ecological communities in Australia based on community willingness to pay
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Measuring social preferences for conservation management in Australia
Biological Conservation

Increasing water-use efficiency in rice fields threatens an endangered waterbird
Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment

Bittern-friendly rice farms
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Science for Saving Species Magazine Issue 15 2020
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Improved budgetary planning for threatened species and ecological community recovery plans
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Quantifying Indigenous people’s contributions to threatened species management - Factsheet
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Quantifying current and potential contributions of Australian Indigenous peoples to threatened species management.
Conservation Biology

Rice fields support the global stronghold for an endangered waterbird
Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment

A spatial overview of the global importance of Indigenous lands for conservation
Nature Sustainability

Social license as an emergent property of political interactions: response to Kendal and Ford 2017.
Conservation Biology

The economics of threatened species management
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A review of non-market valuation studies of threatened species and ecological communities
NESP

Indigenous action in threatened species research and management
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