Steven Dundas | College of Agricultural Sciences

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Office: 541-737-1402

Ballard Extension Hall

Ballard Extension Hall 212 A

2591 SW Campus Way

2591 SW Campus Way

Corvallis, OR 97331

Fields: Environmental economics, Natural resource economics, Non-market valuation, Climate change, Coastal ecosystem services, Land use.

Please visit my website or Google Scholar page for more information about my research.

Curriculum Vitae (Updated September 25, 2023).

At OSU

Affiliated with:

Applied Economics

Headquarters:

OSU Main Campus

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Applied Economics

Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station

Student(s):

Courses Taught:

Introduction to Climate Change Economics and Policy (AEC 122)

Environmental Economics and Policy (AEC 352)

Environmental and Natural Resource Economics (AEC 550)

Empirical Environmental and Resource Economics (AEC 653)

Beyond OSU

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SJD Photography

Professional Accomplishments

Curriculum Vitae:

sjdundas_cv_sept2023.pdf

Credentials:

Ph.D. Economics - North Carolina State University (2015)

M.S. Agricultural & Resource Economics - University of Delaware (2011)

B.S. Natural Resource Management - University of Delaware (2003)

My Publications

Publications list

My Media

My News Articles:

Is Instagram making the great outdoors more crowded? Not as much as you might suspect

Upper North Falls, Silver Falls State Park. Photo by Steve Dundas, OSU College of Agricultural Sciences.

The findings, published in Land Economics, counter a common news media refrain that geotagged posts on social media are “ruining the great outdoors,” said Steve Dundas and Ashley Lowe Mackenzie of OSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences.

Benefits of Tillamook Bay wetlands restoration extend far beyond the scope of initial project, report finds

Tillamook Bay wetlands