Our active research areas include:
- Marine resource economics
- Policy evaluation
- Econometric analysis
- Bioeconomic modeling
- Fisheries management at international, national, regional, and state levels
- Climate change
- Coastal community resilience
- Seafood markets and prices
We’ve also advised student projects on:
- Aquaculture
- Small-scale fisheries
- Fishery monitoring/enforcement
- Resource valuation
- …and more
Support:
We are grateful to DE Sea Grant, NOAA Fisheries, Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control (DNREC), the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), and others for financial support of our research! Outside funding helps cover the costs of tuition, research assistantships, computing/software resources, conference travel, publication fees, and other student training and research expenses.
To support students studying fisheries economics at UD:
- Please visit ud.alumniq.com/giving/to/makeagift
- Click “I’d like to search for a different option”
- Search for keywords “fisheries” and “economics”
- Select the Lee G. Anderson Fisheries Economics and Management Fellowship
Thank you!