Anna Guasco is an interdisciplinary environmental studies scholar working across geography, environmental history, political ecology, and critical ocean studies. She earned her PhD in Geography at the University of Cambridge as a Gates Cambridge Scholar. She teaches courses for the Marine Studies Program. Her research focuses on environment-society issues, with particular interests in wildlife, conservation, environmental justice, and oceans/coasts. She is working on her first book project, which examines narratives, histories, and justice issues circulating around the migration and conservation of gray whales along the North American Pacific Coast. She is an American Society for Environmental History-Gale Fellow and a member of the inaugural editorial team for the H-Oceans network.

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