Matthew Burke
Research Assistant Professor
L4E Ecozoic Alternatives Lead
PRONOUNS he/they
204 A Morrill Hall
146 University Place
Burlington, VT 05405
United States
- Ph.D. Renewable Resources—Environment, McGill University
- M.P.A., University of Vermont
- M.A., Parks, Recreation and Environmental Education, University of New Mexico
- B.S., Natural Resources, Ohio State University
- Faculty, Community Development and Applied Economics
- Collaborator, Institute for Agroecology
- Affiliate, Gund Institute for Environment
- Research Fellow, The Next Systems Project
Area(s) of expertise
- just transition
- science-technology-society
- political economy and ecology
- ecological restoration
- food systems
- bioregions
BIO
Matthew Burke's work addresses relationships linking society and nature specifically as related to energy, ecology, economy, and food. He is a Research Associate with Leadership for the Ecozoic at the Department of Community Development and Applied Economics. From 2019-2022, Matthew was a Postdoctoral Associate with the Gund Institute for Environment, and from 2021-2022, a Lecturer in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Matthew completed a Ph.D. in Renewable Resources — Environment at McGill University. Matthew currently coordinates the Ecozoic Policy Project.
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Bio
Matthew Burke's work addresses relationships linking society and nature specifically as related to energy, ecology, economy, and food. He is a Research Associate with Leadership for the Ecozoic at the Department of Community Development and Applied Economics. From 2019-2022, Matthew was a Postdoctoral Associate with the Gund Institute for Environment, and from 2021-2022, a Lecturer in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Matthew completed a Ph.D. in Renewable Resources — Environment at McGill University. Matthew currently coordinates the Ecozoic Policy Project.