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Dr. Andrés Cisneros-Montemayor is a program manager and research associate with the Nereus Program at the University of British Columbia, and specializes in applied resource economics. Linking field and theoretical work, he has studied the economics of ecotourism, competing fishing sectors, alternative management strategies and ecosystem approaches to policy, as well as Indigenous fisheries, in developing and developed regions including Belize, Canada, Central America, East Asia, Mexico, Patagonia, the United States and West Africa.
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