Steven Dundas

The findings, published in Land Economics, counter a common news media refrain that geotagged posts on social media are “ruining the great outdoors,” said Steve Dundas and Ashley Lowe Mackenzie of OSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences.

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Steve Dundas Interviewed on Public Radio

Professor Steve Dundas was interviewed on Jefferson Public Radio regarding the economic benefits associate with tidal wetland restoration in Tillamook Bay.

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Steve Dundas Appears on American Shoreline Podcast

Professor Steve Dundas was on the American Shoreline Podcast to talk about his use of applied economics to model the potential future armoring of private property on the Oregon coast. Steve discusses the current armoring situation on the Oregon...

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Study by Professor Steve Dundas Shows Impact of Climate Change to Recreational Fishing

Another casualty of climate change will likely be shoreline recreational fishing, according to new research from Assistant Professor Steve Dundas in Applied Economics at OSU, along with colleagues at...

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Professor Steve Dundas Wins Outstanding Article Award

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Is Instagram making the great outdoors more crowded? Not as much as you might suspect

Is Instagram making the great outdoors more crowded? Not as much as you might suspect

Steve Dundas Interviewed on Public Radio

Steve Dundas Interviewed on Public Radio

Steve Dundas Appears on American Shoreline Podcast

Steve Dundas Appears on American Shoreline Podcast

Study by Professor Steve Dundas Shows Impact of Climate Change to Recreational Fishing

Study by Professor Steve Dundas Shows Impact of Climate Change to Recreational Fishing

Professor Steve Dundas Wins Outstanding Article Award

Professor Steve Dundas Wins Outstanding Article Award

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