Professor · School of Natural Resources · UNL
Christopher Chizinski
Human dimensions of wildlife & fisheries. I study who hunts and fishes, how participation changes over time, and what that means for the agencies that manage public resources.
I combine survey science, quantitative methods, and reproducible data analysis to study participation, behavior, harvest, and decision-making. Much of this work involves creel and angler surveys, capture–recapture methods, recruitment, retention, and reactivation (R3), and open-source R tools for conservation research and management.
I teach undergraduate courses in human dimensions and natural resource policy, and graduate courses in R programming, data visualization, and reproducible science, and help lead the School’s research and graduate programs.
