Nicole Klenk

Teaching Interests

• ESTC35H3S - Environmental Science and Technology in Society
• ESTC36H3F - Knowledge, Ethics and Environmental Decision-Making

Research Interests

My research seeks to examine the role of (environmental) science in society,  the science-policy interface, the politics of knowledge co-production, mobilization and application, and new modes of environmental governance. My research is mostly situated in the interpretive social sciences and my theoretical orientation is interdisciplinary, drawing from science studies, post-structuralist political theory, and pragmatism.  My areas of focus are forestry, biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation.

Awards and Grants

Canadian Fulbright Regional Network for Applied Research (NEXUS) Scholar (2014)

Publications

• JM Chambers, C Wyborn, ME Ryan, RS Reid, M Riechers, A Serban, ...(2021) Six modes of co-production for sustainability Nature Sustainability, 1-14
• MC Lemos, N Klenk, CJ Kirchhoff, T Morrison, S Bremer, AP Fischer, ... (2020) Grand challenges for climate risk management Frontiers in Climate 2
• MC Lemos, N Klenk (2020) Uncertainty and precariousness at the policy–science interface: Three cases of climate-driven adaptation The Politics and Science of Prevision, 107-121
• MC Lemos, N Klenk (2020) 7 Uncertainty and precariousness at the policy–science interface The Politics and Science of Prevision, 107
• B Pentz, N Klenk (2020) Understanding the limitations of current RFMO climate change adaptation strategies: the case of the IATTC and the Eastern Pacific Ocean International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics 20 (1 ) 21-39

For more publications see: Publications | (Environmental) Science in Society Lab