Aimee Kinney

Research Scientist
Phone
253-254-7030 x8015
Office
Center for Urban Waters 300
Degrees
M.M.A.
Marine Affairs
University of Washington
1998
B.S.
Biology and Marine Science
University of Miami
1995

Aimee Kinney is a research scientist focusing on environmental governance. She provides analysis of existing programs and policies to support implementation of Puget Sound National Estuary Program recovery plans and strategies. Areas of research interest include optimization of regulatory and incentive approaches for ecosystem-based management, co-production of science to inform policy, and multi-stakeholder planning processes. Prior to joining PSI, Aimee worked for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District. There she planned coastal habitat restoration projects, supported maintenance of water resources infrastructure, and ensured that Corps actions complied with a multitude of environmental laws and regulations.

Publication Date Bibliographic Citation
2002

Guglielmo-Kinney, A. and T.M. Leschine. 2002. "A Procedural Evaluation of an Analytic-Deliberative Process: The Columbia River Comprehensive Impact Assessment." Risk Analysis 22(1): 83-100.