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Focused on the decades-long collective action problem of agricultural nonpoint source pollution.

My research focuses on the decades-long collective action problem of agricultural nonpoint source pollution. I am particularly interested in the role of collective action in agricultural landscapes, especially how farmers, government, and society cooperate to navigate tradeoffs between agricultural production and conservation. In addition, I study the influence of biophysical conditions, infrastructure, and monitoring data in shaping feedbacks between social and natural systems. I study these aspects of environmental governance using mixed methods of semi-structured interviews, spatial analysis, and inferential statistics.

I also participate in several interdisciplinary research communities: the American Association of Geographers, the Global Land Programme, and the International Association for the Study of the Commons. At IU, I’m also affiliated with the Environmental Resilience Institute.

Landon Yoder

Landon Yoder

Assistant Professor
yoderl@indiana.edu 
(812) 856-7290

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