Sam Johnson

Sam is a JD/MA in Environment and Natural Resources. His research interests include building resilience to climate change and biodiversity loss in law, policy, and working public and private lands. His work includes focusing on state trust land recreation policy and the implementation of virtual fencing on public land, which is the subject of his master’s thesis. Sam enjoys hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, as well as reading, listening to music, and playing intramural sports.