Joshua Stoll

Joshua Stoll

Biography

Joshua is an assistant professor of marine policy in the School of Marine Sciences at the University of Maine. His research focuses on the human dimensions of marine systems and how social-ecological dynamics shape and are shaped by formal and informal institutions. His work aims to be directly relevant to coastal communities and policymakers in Maine and beyond, while also advancing our broader understanding of the concepts of resilience, adaptation, and transformation.

Fellow Activity

Network Innovation Proposal | Jul 26, 2022
Co-creating accountability indicators with alternative seafood networks
Grants | Jun 12, 2018
Sustainable Aquaculture Communities
Network Innovation Proposal | Feb 16, 2018
Sustainable Aquaculture Communities
Fellows in the News | Oct 13, 2017
Stoll publishes on uneven adaptive capacity among Gulf of Maine fishers
Network Events | Apr 24, 2017
We marched for science and the climate!
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Fellow at a Glance

Fellowship Year:
2015
Academic Background:
University of Maine, PhD
Current Position:
Assistant Professor of Marine Policy
University of Maine
Expertise:
Coastal & Marine Issues
Environmental Policy & Law
Sustainable Agriculture and Food Policy
Currently Working On:
Fisheries policy; marine and ocean governance; ecosystem-based fisheries management; seafood trade
Address:
227 Libby Hall
Orono, Maine 04469
Email:
joshua.stoll@maine.edu
Phone:
5096375795

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