David Grace
I am developing causal inference approaches to understand sustainability impacts in forest landscapes. I utilize a geospatial toolkit and mixed methods to characterize the landscape-level implications of social-ecological change. My research interest centers in India. In my prior work, I developed project-based learning for climate action, including partnerships with the Audubon Society and Interfaith Power and Light. I am broadly interested in the ways traditions offer interpretive and creative resources for sustainability transitions within multiple publics.
Master of Environmental Management, Duke University
Master of Divinity, Duke University
Bachelor of Arts, Warren Wilson College
Grace, D., & Jeuland, M. (2018). Preferences for attributes of sacred groves and temples along an urbanization gradient in the national capital region of India. Ecological Economics, 152, 322-335.