Phillip Levin
- Professor of Practice
Research areas
Interdisciplinary conservation science, ecosystem-based natural resource management, marine and coastal conservation biology, marine ecology
B.A., Zoology, University of Texas
Ph.D., Zoology, University of New Hampshire
Autumn 2026-27 Admissions: Please reach out to Professor Levin to inquire about their ability to admit new students.
Courses
- ESRM 300 | Sustainability Seminar (2) - Winter
Current sponsored projects
Integrated Vulnerability Assessment for West Coast Fishing Communities
Selected publications
Koehn, L.E., Nelson, L.K., Samhouri, J.F., Norman, K., Jacox, M., Cullen A., Levin, P.S. 2022. Social-ecological vulnerability of U.S. West Coast fishing communities to climate change. PLoS One in press.
Nelson, L.K., Bogeberg, M., Cullen, A., Koehn, L.E., Strawn, A., Levin, P.S. 2022. Perspectives on managing fisheries for community wellbeing in the face of climate change. Maritime Studies 2022: 1-10.
Messager, M.L., Ettinger, A.K., Murphy-Williams, M., Levin P.S. 2021. Fine-scale assessment of inequities of inland flood vulnerability. Journal of Applied Geography. 133:102492
Roberston, J.C., Randrup, K.V., Howe, E.R., Case, M.J., Levin, P.S. 2021. Leveraging the potential of nature to meet net zero greenhouse gas emissions in Washington State. PeerJ 9: e11802.
Levin, P.S., Gray, S.A., Möllmann, C., Stier, A.C. 2021. Perception and Conflict in Conservation: The Rashomon Effect. BioScience, 71: 64-72.
Levin, P.S., Howe, E, Robertson, J.C. 2020. Impacts of stormwater on coastal ecosystems: the need to match the scales of management objectives and solutions. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B375 (1814) 20190460.
Messager, M.L., Davies, I.P., Levin, P.S. (2020) Low-cost biomonitoring and high-resolution, scalable models of urban metal pollution. Science of the Total Environment.