SEES Fellows: An Integrative Approach to Developing Sustainable Land Use Plans to Serve Diverse Stakeholders through Traditional Resource and Environmental Management Practices

来自加州大学伯克利分校的Robby Q. Cuthrell博士将探索如何重新实施传统的资源与环境管理（TREM）实践，以更可持续地管理土地。该奖项得到了生物科学理事会、地球科学理事会和社会、行为和经济科学理事会的支持。建议的工作将：(1)将考古生物学数据纳入“预测生物系统信息学引擎”，这是一个综合生态建模、生态系统动力学和人与环境相互作用的综合数据库；(2)对加州本土资源利用和TREM实践进行综合性历史生态学研究；(3)将多个利益相关者（公共机构、研究人员和后代社区）聚集在一起，制定、实施和评估基于trem的加州公共土地管理的可持续性影响。这项工作集中在加州旧金山湾区的土地上。该奖项所支持的这类研究的目的是开发可持续的土地管理方法。Cuthrell将与加州大学伯克利分校人类学系的Kent Lightfoot教授和旧金山河口研究所的Joshua Collins博士以及加州大学圣克鲁斯植物园、伯克利全球变化生物学倡议、加利福尼亚州公园和娱乐部以及Amah Mutshun部落乐队的其他合作者合作。该项目由美国国家科学基金会科学、工程和教育可持续发展研究员（SEES研究员）计划支持，其目标是帮助实现必要的发现，为导致环境、能源和社会可持续发展的行动提供信息，同时创造必要的劳动力来应对这些挑战。在see研究员的支持下，该项目将使有前途的早期职业研究人员能够在与可持续性相关的独立研究生涯中建立自己的职业生涯。

In this Award from the NSF Science, Engineering and Education for Sustainability Fellows (SEES Fellows Program) Dr. Robby Q. Cuthrell from the University of California - Berkeley will explore how Traditional Resource and Environmental Management (TREM) practices can be re-implemented to manage lands more sustainably. This award has support from: the Directorate for Biological Sciences, the Directorate for Geosciences and the Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences.The proposed work will: (1) incorporate archaeological biological data into the "Predictive Biosystems Informatics Engine," an integrative database that synthesizes ecological modeling, ecosystems dynamics and human-environmental interactions; (2) conduct integrative historical ecological research on indigenous resource use and TREM practices in California; and (3) bring together multiple stakeholders (public agencies, researchers and descendent communities) to develop, implement, and evaluate the sustainability implications of TREM-based management of California public lands. The work concentrates on the land in the greater San Francisco Bay Area of California.The aim of studies like that supported in this award is to develop sustainable land management methods.Dr. Cuthrell will be working with collaborators Prof. Kent Lightfoot of the Department of Anthropology, at the University of California - Berkeley and Dr. Joshua Collins at the San Francisco Estuary Institute, and additional collaborators at the UC Santa Cruz Arboretum, the Berkeley Initiative in Global Change Biology, the State of California's Department of Parks and Recreation and the Amah Mutshun Tribal Band. This project is supported under the NSF Science, Engineering and Education for Sustainability Fellows (SEES Fellows) program, with the goal of helping to enable discoveries needed to inform actions that lead to environmental, energy and societal sustainability while creating the necessary workforce to address these challenges. With SEES Fellows support, this project will enable a promising early career researcher to establish themselves in an independent research career related to sustainability.