Marina Luccioni​

I am a Corsican-Indonesian biologist and film/video maker interested in human and environmental health. My projects interface knowledge from local, indigenous and conventional academic sources. 

 

I have a B.S.H in Human Biology and Honors in the Arts (Film making) from Stanford University and am currently a PhD candidate in the Crowder lab at Stanford University, co-advised by Uncle Mac Poepoe as part of the Nā Kai ‘Ewalu stewardship collective. My PhD dissertation focuses on marine chemical ecology and community-based marine management in Corsica and Hawai’i. I am an NSF Graduate Research Fellow, Graduate Public Service Fellow, RAISE Fellow, Stanford-France Center for Interdisciplinary Studies Research Fellow and a Knight-Hennessey Scholar. 

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Outside the lab I am co-chair of the San Mateo MPA Collaborative Network and lead naturalist tours with the Friends of Fitzgerald Marine Reserve.

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