Jeffrey V. Martin, PhD

Treesearch Publications

• Jeffrey V. Martin, Serra J. Hoagland, Mary Hiney, Sidney Paulina Williams, Morino M. Baca, Emily Franco, Isabella Oehlerich, James Calabaza. 2026. Tribal co-stewardship in practice: Emerging reflections from the field
• Sylvia Kantor, Susan Charnley, Jeffrey V. Martin. 2026. In pursuit of coexistence: Wolves and livestock on national forests
• Mindy S. Crandall, Liam Resener, Susan Charnley, Jeffrey V. Martin, Julia Mycek. 2025. Shifting industrial geographies of timber production and processing in the Pacific Northwest
• Ada P. Smith, Jeffrey V. Martin, Taylor Kwait, Robert M. Anderson, Kathleen Epstein, Susan Charnley, Hannah Gosnell. 2025. Cowboying for coexistence? Range riding in the New West
• Lily M. van Eeden, Jeffrey V. Martin, Jonathan Fisk, Lisa Lehnen, Erle C. Ellis, Michael C. Gavin, Adam C. Landon, Lincoln R. Larson, Kirsten M. Leong, Wayne Linklater, Christopher K. Williams, Richard E.W. Berl. 2025. Species nativeness as a cultural paradigm in conservation
• Jeffrey V. Martin, Christopher Dillis, Genoa Starrs, Danielle Schell, Theodore E. Grantham, Van Butsic, Asghar Khan. 2025. Wildfire impacts and mitigation strategies among California cannabis producers
• Leandra Merz, Nicolas Bergmann, Casey Brown, Jeffrey V. Martin, Chloe Wardropper, Jeremy Bruskotter, Neil H. Carter. 2025. State-level variation drives wolf management in the northwestern United States
• Jeffrey V. Martin, Robert Anderson, Kathleen Epstein, Susan Charnley. 2025. Managing wolf-livestock conflict on national forests in the Western United States
• Robert Anderson, Susan Charnley, Jeffrey V. Martin, Kathleen Epstein. 2024. Large, rugged and remote: The challenge of wolf–livestock coexistence on federal lands in the American West
• Jeffrey V. Martin. 2024. Conservation and conviviality in the American West
• Christopher Dillis, Van Butsic, Jeffrey V. Martin, Amanda Reiman, Genoa Starrs, Theodore E. Grantham. 2023. Wildfire smoke exposure has significant economic impacts on California’s licensed cannabis industry
• Robert M. Anderson, Susan Charnley, Kathleen Epstein, Kaitlyn M. Gaynor, Jeffrey V. Martin, Alex McInturff. 2022. The socioecology of fear: A critical geographical consideration of human‐wolf‐livestock conflict
• Jeffrey V. Martin, Kathleen Epstein, Robert M. Anderson, Susan Charnley. 2021. Coexistence praxis: The role of resource managers in wolf-livestock interactions on federal lands

Citations of Non-Forest Service Publications

• Bratman, E., A. Jadhav, J. V. Martin, J. Henderson, R. D. Lipschutz. 2026. “The global environmental politics of resistance, revisited.” Global Environmental Politics. 26 (1): 242–254. doi: 10.1162/GLEP.a.719.
• Martin, J. 2025. “Phases of the Moon: A Cultural History of the Werewolf Film, Craig Ian Mann.” Revenant. 12. 213-216. https://www.revenantjournal.com/contents/1452.
• Polson, M., V. Butsic, C. Dillis, H. de Genova, T. Grantham, L. Rosel Herrera, J. Hossack, A. Laudati, J. V. Martin, P. Parker-Shames, M. Petersen-Rockney, J. Sorgen, G. Starrs. 2022. “Policy Findings & Recommendations Regarding California Cannabis: Farming, Regulation and the Environment.” UC Berkeley Cannabis Research Center. crc.berkeley.edu/publication/policy-findings-recommendations-regarding-california-cannabis-farming-regulation-and-the-environment/.
• Martin, J. V. 2021. “Between Scylla and Charybdis: Environmental Governance and Illegibility in the American West.” Geoforum. 123: 194-204. doi: 10.1016/j.geoforum.2019.08.015.
• Martin, J. V. 2021. “Peace in the Valley? Qualitative Insights on Collaborative Coexistence from the Wood River Wolf Project.” Conservation Science and Practice. 3(3): e197. doi: 10.1111/csp2.197.
• Martin, J. V. and G. Sneegas. 2020. “Critical Worldbuilding: Toward a Geographical Engagement with Imagined Worlds.” Literary Geographies. 6(1): 15-23. literarygeographies.net/index.php/LitGeogs/article/view/239.
• Wilkinson, C., A. McInturff , J. R. B. Miller, V. Yovovich, K. M. Gaynor, K. Calhoun, H. Karandikar, J. V. Martin, P. Parker‐Shames, A. Shawler, A. Van Scoyoc, and J. S. Brashares. 2020. “An Ecological Framework for Contextualizing Carnivore-Livestock Conflict.” Conservation Biology. 34(4): 854-867. doi: 10.1111/cobi.13469.
• Martin, J. V., K. Epstein, N. Bergmann, A. C. Kroepsch, H. Gosnell, and P. Robbins. 2019. “Revisiting and Revitalizing Political Ecology in the American West.” Geoforum. 107: 227-230. doi: 10.1016/j.geoforum.2019.05.006.
• Wesner, A., S. S. Moore, J. V. Martin, G. Kirk, L. Dev, and I. Behrsin. 2019. “Left Coast Political Ecology: A Manifesto.” Journal of Political Ecology. 26(1): 529-544. doi: 10.2458/jpe.v26i1.
• Martin, J. V. 2013. “Desmercantilización de la Biodiversidad.” Ecología Política. 46: 58-62. jstor.org/stable/43526885.

• Program
  

  Northern California Research Zone

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/psw/programs/northzone
  Station

  Pacific Southwest Research Station
• Project
  

  A new, old way of thinking: Indigenous stewardship of culturally significant resources

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/psw/projects/california-new-mexico-tribal-stewardship
  Station

  Pacific Southwest Research Station

• University of California, Berkeley, Ph.D., Geography, 2020
• University of Manchester, Msc, Environmental Governance, 2011
• University of California, Berkeley, Bachelor Of Arts, Peace and Conflict Studies, 2008