Steven J. Dundas

I am an environmental economist with a research focus on non-market valuation, coastal ecosystem services, adaptation to climate change, and environmental policy evaluation.

I am currently an Assistant Professor at Oregon State University in the Department of Applied Economics and the Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station.

Prospective Students

I am recruiting a M.S. student for funded research assistantship to start Fall 2020. Click here for a description of the project and instructions for applying.

In the News

Press coverage for new JAERE article on recreation & climate change:

• Raleigh News and Observer (online 10/9/19; print 10/14/19)
• Futurity (10/7/19)

NOAA press releases annoucing two new funded grants focusing on climate adaption in the Pacific Northwest:

• Ecological Effects of Sea-Level Rise program (10/9/18)
• Coastal and Ocean Climate Applications program (10/10/19)

Press coverage for new PLoS ONE article on non-market values for threatened salmon:

• KTVZ Bend (8/18/19)

Recreation Costs of Endangered Species Protection in Cape Hatteras National Seashore was recently recognized for the 2018 Outstanding Article Award in Marine Resource Economics.

Press coverage for this article:

• WUNC North Carolina Public Radio (01/08/18)
• PHYS.org (01/03/18)