Riley Andrade

Riley Andrade is a social scientist in the Pacific Region with the Science Applications Program. She is trained as a human-environment geographer to consider plant and wildlife conservation in the context of place, space, and people. Areas of interest include understanding multiple values for inclusive conservation, connecting with local communities, and facilitating deliberative learning spaces. Her work is motivated by the social-ecological integration of diverse perspectives into collaborative conservation science, planning, and delivery as a pathway to vibrant and equitable futures.