Katie Arkema
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Katie Arkema
Research Associate - Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment; Lead Scientist, Natural Capital Project
Type:
Academic Research Staff
School:
Humanities and Sciences
Additional Information:
Natural Capital Project
Research Area(s):
Ecosystem Services and Conservation
Biography
Katie Arkema is a lead scientist with the Natural Capital Project. She works on Marine InVEST, a set of models for quantifying the services provided by coastal and marine ecosystems. Arkema's research interests include community ecology, biophysical-coupling in nearshore habitats, marine ecosystem-based management, and land-sea interactions. Arkema received her Ph.D. from the Department of Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology at the University of California, Santa Barbara and her B.A. in ecology with a minor in Latin American studies from Princeton University.
Selected Publications by this Author
News & Press Releases

Using Science to Open Way to "Blue Economy" »
New science and software make Belize coastal zone management plan better for people and the environment
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Media Coverage
Increased Flooding May Cost the World $1 Trillion by 2050 »
Quotes Woods postdoctoral student Katie Arkema about the role of coastal habitats in protecting people and property
By John Roach,
Natural Barriers Are What Prevent Coastal Cities From Being Destroyed »
Quotes Woods postdoctoral scholar Katie Arkema on Natural Capital Project's map showing how U.S. coastal habitats protect millions of people from climate change
By Sydney Brownstone,
The Best Protection Against Storms? Nature Herself »
Quotes Consulting Professor Mary Ruckelshaus and postdoctoral scholar Katie Arkema discussing map of America's shoreline that shows that amount of protection provided by coral reef, sea grasses and other natural buffers
By Robynne Boyd,