Publications

2021

• Peterson St. Laurent, Oakes, L., Cross, M and Hagerman, S. (2021). R–R–T (resistance–resilience–transformation) typology reveals differential conservation approaches across ecosystems and time. Nature Communications Biology.

• Hagerman, S., Campbell, L., Gray, N and Pelai, R. (2021). Knowledge production for target-based biodiversity governance. Biological Conservation.

• Hagerman, S., Satterfield, T., Nawaz, S., Peterson St-Laurent, Kozak. R and Gregory, R. (2021). Social comfort zones for transformative conservation decisions in a changing climate. Conservation Biology.

• Hagerman, S. and Kozak, R. (2021). Disentangling the social complexities of assisted migration through deliberative methods. Journal of Ecology.

• Nawaz, S., Satterfield, T. and Hagerman, S. (2021). From seed to sequence: Dematerialization and the battle to (re)define genetic resources. Global Environmental Change.

• Zander, K., Peterson St-Laurent, G. Hogg, C., Sunnucks, P., Woinarski, J., Legge, S., Burton, M., Pandit, R., Hagerman, S. and Garnett, S. (2021). Measuring social preferences for conservation management in Australia. Biological Conservation. Biological Conservation.

• Pelai, R., Hagerman, S. and Kozak, R. (2021). Seeds of change? Seed transfer governance in British Columbia: insights from history. Canadian Journal of Forest Research.

• Gregory, R., Kozak, R., Peterson St-Laurent, Nawaz, S., Satterfield, T. and Hagerman, S. (2021). Under pressure: conservation choices and the threat of species extinction. Climatic Change.

• Henry, A., Hagerman, S. and Kozak, R. (2021). The effects of institutions on perceptions of legitimacy in the Great Bear Rainforest. Canadian Journal of Forest Research.

• Pelai, R., Hagerman, S. and Kozak, R. (2021). Whose expertise counts? Assisted migration and the politics of knowledge in British Columbia’s public forests. Land Use Policy.

• Peterson St-Laurent, G. Locatelli, B., Hoberg, G., Gukova, V. and Hagerman, S. (2021). Models for integrating climate objectives in forest policy: Towards adaptation first? Land Use Policy.

• Peterson, St-Laurent, G., Kozak, R. and Hagerman, S. (2021). Cross-jurisdictional insights from forest practitioners on novel climate-adaptive options for Canada’s forests. Regional Environmental Change.

2020

• Cockerill, K. and S. Hagerman (2020). Historical insights for understanding the emergence of community-based conservation in Kenya: international agendas, colonial legacies and contested worldviews. Ecology and Society.

• Peterson-St. Laurent, G., Hoberg, G. Sheppard, S. and S. Hagerman (2020). Designing and evaluating analytic-deliberative engagement processes for natural resource management. Elementa, Science of the Anthropocene 8 (1), p. 8

• Findlater, K.M., Peterson St-Laurent, G., Hagerman, S.M. and Kozak, R. (2020). Surprisingly malleable public preferences for climate adaptation in forests. Environmental Research Letters 15,

• Pelai, R., Hagerman, S. and Kozak, R. (2020). Biotechnologies in Agriculture and Forestry: Governance Insights from a Comparative Systematic Review of Barriers and Recommendations. Forest Policy and Economics. In press.

• Ravensbergen, S., Copes-Gerbitz, K., Dickson-Hoyle, S, Hagerman, S.M. and Daniels, L. (2020). Community views on wildfire risk and preparedness in the wildland-urban interface

• Mascarenhas, L., R.A. Kozak and S. Hagerman (2020). Forests of the Future: Considering Stakeholder Views for Climate-Adapative Reforestation. BC Forest Professional (January-February 2020): 20-21.

2019

• Adeyeye, Y. Hagerman, S. and R. Pelai (2019). Seeking procedural equity in global environmental governance: Indigenous participation and knowledge politics in forest and landscape restoration debates at the 2016 World Conservation Congress. Forest Policy and Economics 109:

• Levine, J, A Isaeva, H Zerriffi, IMS Eddy, M Foggin, SE Gergel, and SM Hagerman (2019). Testing for consensus on Kyrgyz rangelands: local perceptions in Naryn Oblast. Ecology & Society 24: 36

• Gary, N., Corson, C., Campbell, L., Wilshusen, P., Gruby, R. and S. Hagerman (2019). Doing strong collaborative fieldwork in human geography. Geographical Review

• Peterson-St. Laurent, G., Hagerman, S., Findlater, K.M. and R. Kozak. (2019). Public trust and knowledge in the context of emerging climate-adaptive forestry policies. Journal of Environmental Management 242: 474-486

2018

• Siegner M., Hagerman, S. and R. Kozak (2018). Going deeper with documents: A systematic review of the application of extant texts in social research on forests. Forest Policy and Economics 92: 128-135.

• Vabi, V., Panwar, R., Hagerman, S., Gaston, C., and Kozak, R. (2018). Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in the Global Food Sector: A Systematic Literature Review to Examine Small farmers Engagement in Contract Farming. Business Strategy and Development 2, 276-289.

• Peterson St-Laurent, G.; Hagerman, S., Kozak, R. and G. Hoberg (2018). Public perceptions about climate change mitigation in British Columbia's forests and forest sector. PLOS ONE 13 (4).

• Hagerman, S. and R. Pelai (2018). Responding to climate change in forest management: Two decades of recommendations. Frontiers in Ecology and Environment.

• Peterson St. Laurent, G., Hagerman, S. and R. Kozak (2018). What risks matter? Public views about climate adaptive reforestation strategies. Climatic Change 151: 573-587.

• Daniels, L., Hagerman S.M. and Ravensbergen, S. (2018). Wildfire prevention and fuels management in the woodland-urban interface: BC community perceptions.

2017

• Garnett, S., Zander, K., Hagerman S.M., Satterfield, T. and Meyerhoff, J. (2017). Social preferences for adaptation measures to conserve Australian birds threatened by climate change. Oryx 52 (2): 325-335.

• Guillaume Peterson St-Laurent, Hagerman, S.M. and G. Hoberg. (2017). Emergence and influence of a new policy regime: The case of forest carbon offsets in British Columbia. Land Use Policy 60: 169-180

• Levine, J.; Isaeva, A.; Eddy, I; Foggin, M.; Gergel, S.; Hagerman, S.M. and H. Zerriffi. (2017). A cognitive approach to the post-Soviet Central Asian pasture puzzle: new data from Kyrgyzstan. Regional Environmental Change 17: 941-947.

• Peterson St-Laurent, G., Hagerman, S. and G. Hoberg (2017). Barriers to the development of forest carbon offsetting: Insights from British Columbia, Canada. Journal of Environmental Management 203: 208-217.

2016

• Hagerman, S.M. (2016). Governing adaptation across scales: Hotspots and hesitancy in Pacific Northwest Forests. Land Use Policy 52: 306-315.

• Shigaeva, J.; Hagerman, SM.; Zerriffi, H.; Hergarten, C.; Isaeva, A.; Mamadalievv, Z. and M. Foggin (2016). Decentralizing governance of agropastoral systems in Kyrgyzstan: An assessment of recent pasture reforms. Mountain Research and Development 36 (1) 91-101.

• Hagerman S.M. and R, Pelai. (2016). ‘As far as possible and as appropriate: Implementing the Aichi Biodiversity Targets. Conservation Letters 9: 469-478.

2014

• Campbell, L., Hagerman SM. & N. Gray (2014). Producing targets for conservation: science and politics at the 10th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity. Special Issue: Global Environmental Politics 14: 41-63

• Corson, C., Gruby, R. Witter, R., Hagerman, SM., Suarez, D. Greenburg, S, Bourque M, Gray, N. and L. Campbell (2014). Everyone’s solution? Defining and re-defining protected areas through the Conventional on Biological Diversity. Conservation & Society. 12: 190-202

• Hagerman, SM. & T. Satterfield. (2014). Agreed but not preferred: Expert views on taboo options for biodiversity conservation given climate change. Ecological Applications 24: 548-559.

2013

• Hagerman, SM and T. Satterfield. (2013). Entangled judgments: Expert preferences for adapting biodiversity conservation to climate change. Journal of Environmental Management 129: 555-563.

2012

• Hagerman, SM., Witter, R., Corson, C., Suarez, D., Maclin, T., Bourque, M and L. Campbell (2012). On the Coattails of climate? Opportunities and threats of a warming Earth for biodiversity conservation. Global Environmental Change 22: 724-735.

2011

• Hagerman, SM. (2011). Climate Change, Protected Areas and the Convention on Biodiversity: Reflections from COP10, Nagoya. Anthropology News 52: 30 – 46.

2010

• Hagerman, SM.; Dowlatabadi, H., Satterfield, T.S and McDaniels. (2010). Expert views on biodiversity conservation in an era of climate change. Global Environmental Change 20: 192-207.

• Hagerman, SM., Satterfield, T. & H. Dowlatabadi. (2010). Climate impacts, biodiversity conservation and protected values: Understanding promotion, ambivalence and resistance to policy redesign at the WCC. Special Iss. Conservation & Society 8 (4) 298-311

• Hagerman, SM.; Dowlatabadi, H. and Satterfield, T.S. (2010). Observations on drivers and dynamics of environmental policy change: insights from 150 years of forest management in BC. Ecology & Society. 15 (1): 2 [online]

• Hagerman, SM.; Dowlatabadi, H., Chan, K.M.A. and Satterfield, T.S (2010). Integrative propositions for adapting conservation policy to the impacts of climate change. Global Environmental Change 20: 351-362.

• Hagerman S.M. and K.M.A. Chan (2009). Climate change and biodiversity conservation: impacts, adaptation strategies and future research directions. F1000 Biology Reports, 1:16 (Invited review)