Diane Le Bouille
I am a landscape ecologist with The Nature Conservancy, working in the Arizona Chapter.
My research focuses on conservation planning and optimization. I use mathematical modeling and spatial analyses to develop resource allocation tools and meaningfully support on-the-ground decision making. I work directly with other organizations and practitioners to help guide conservation practices, using quantitative techniques as a means to develop practical solutions to complex problems.
Research Interests
- Conservation Ecology
- Modeling, Mathematical Optimization
- Spatial Analysis, GIS
- Applied Conservation
- Socioeconomic Approach
- Decision Making
Terrestrial Conservation
The Costs of Protecting Land in the U.S.
- Management Costs
- Acquisition Costs and ROI
- Bargain Sales
Other Activities
Adjunct Lecturer
- Landscape Ecology
- Conservation Decision Making
- Conservation Science
- Perspective in EEB (writing class)
Consulting
Contact
A couple ways to contact me...
Office Address
3505 Trice Avenue
Waco, TX 76707
Departmental Address
Goddard Building
Texas Tech University
Box 42125
Lubbock, TX 79409
email:
diane.lebouille@gmail.com
phone:
+1 (865) 333 4737