Hunter Doughty

Hunter Doughty, PhD, currently serves as the Manager of Impacts Reporting and Evaluation at Wildlife Works, focusing on enhancing the effectiveness of carbon-offsetting projects in relation to human behavior and wildlife conservation. Prior experience includes roles as a Behavioral Science Contractor, providing insights to international clients, and as a Behavioral Scientist at the U.S. Department of the Interior, where Hunter contributed to a funding initiative for global projects. Hunter has also worked as a Post-PhD Research Associate at the University of Oxford, advising clients and facilitating stakeholder discussions. Academic background includes a PhD from the University of Oxford and a Master's degree from the University of Virginia, with significant research on behavior change related to wildlife trade and hunting practices.