My current research explores legal, institutional, ecological, and geographic dimensions of transboundary wetlands. Bringing together geospatial and legal analytical skills, and honoring the wetlands on the eastern shore of Maryland where I started my career, I research and write about a variety of wet-land topics. Defined as wetlands situated within the world's 313 international river basins, there are about 80,000 transboundary wetlands globally (Rosenblum, forthcoming). Contact me to contribute to exciting research on wetland governance.
Young Researcher, “Refugees in the Context of Conflict and Cooperation on Transboundary Waters”
Collaborate with young researchers from Afghanistan, Jordan, and Niger on research project, including field research, annual workshops, publications, and presentations.
Participate in annual meetings and monthly webinars organized by IHE Delft, German-Kazakh University, Jordan University of Science and Technology, RC-IRBM Nigeria, Alto University, Save the Tigris, and others.
Research Assistant, Oregon State University
Continued research and publishing in collaboration with TFDD team on transboundary water cooperation topics, including international wetlands, international water law, river basin organizations, etc.
Continued development of the Transboundary Wetlands Database and its research.
Researcher for projects led by the Fletcher School at Tufts University and IHE Delft Institute for Water Ed.
Conduct desk-based research on the benefits of water institutions.
Collaborate with partners at Tufts, OSU, and IHE Delft on joint workshops and publications.