Dr. Richmond, her students, and her colleagues have published work in a variety of venues. Selected publications are below. To see the most updated list of publications refer to Dr. Richmond’s google scholar page. If you would like a copy of any of these publications and are not able to access them, do not hesitate to email Dr. Richmond (laurie.richmond [at] humboldt.edu) and she will send you a copy.

Selected Publications:

* undergraduate student co-author; ⁺graduate student co-author

Richmond, L., Anderson, J., Archibald, J., Brown, A. ⁺, Cashman, E., Chang, J., De Smet, C., Everett, Y., Graham, J., Herrera, N. ⁺, Jansen, B.*, Kalt, J., Laird, A., Landry, L., Lipe, D., Ludka, B., Marín Jarrín, J., Marlow, J., Orth-Gordinier, K. ⁺, Patton, J., Shaughnessy, F., Suarez, A. ⁺, Toyofuku, A.*, Vergel de Dios, A.*, Wilkinson, H. 2023. Transformative Sea-level Rise Research and Planning: Establishing a University, Tribal, and Community Partnership for a Resilient California North Coast. Humboldt Journal of Social Relations, 1(45), pp.67-93. https://doi.org/10.55671/0160-4341.1167

Harangody, M., Vaughan, M., Richmond, L., & Luebbe, K. 2022. Hālana ka manaʻo: place-based connection as a source of long-term resilience. Ecology and Society, 27(4). https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-13555-270421

Cook+, L. Richmond, K. Sayce, J. Enevoldsen, R. Fisher, C. Chen, J. Bonkoski, D. Chin, J. Chang, M. Kia*. 2022. The Zoom Where It Happens: Using a virtual, mixed-methods focus group approach to assess community well-being in natural resource contexts. Human Organization: Special Issue Approaches to Community-Engaged Research during the COVID-19 Pandemic. 81 (3), 248-270. https://doi.org/10.17730/1938-3525-81.3.248

Smith, S., S. Cook+, A. Golden, M. Aiko Iwane, D. Kleiber, K. M. Leong, A. Mastitski, L. Richmond, Marysia Szykowiak, S. Wise. 2022. Review of adaptations of U.S. Commercial Fisheries in response to the COVID-19 pandemic using the Resist–Accept–Direct (RAD) framework. Fisheries Management & Ecology. 29 (4), 439-455. https://doi.org/10.1111/fme.12567

Orth-Gordinier, K. ⁺, L. Richmond, B. Jansen*. 2022. Regional Coordination of Sea Level Rise Adaptation Planning on Humboldt Bay: Results from a Survey of Coastal Professionals. Report Developed in Coordination with the Humboldt County Building and Planning Department. In fulfillment of NOAA Grant #NA18OAR4170073, California Sea Grant College Program Project #130741187, through NOAA’S National Sea Grant College Program, U.S. Dept. of Commerce. Report.

 Bonkoski, J., C. Chen, L. Richmond, K. Sayce, S. Cook⁺, J. Enevoldsen, R. Fisher, D. Chin, J. Chang, M. Kia*, and R. Grmela. 2021. Establishing a Statewide Baseline and Long-Term MPA Monitoring Program for Commercial and Commercial Passenger Fishing Vessel Fisheries in the State of California. Report; Exec Summary; Website: www.mpahumanuses.com

Richmond, L. and L. Casali⁺. (2022). The role of social capital in fishing community sustainability: Spiraling down and up in a rural California port. Marine Policy, 137, 104934. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.2021.104934

Ciara, E. ⁺, Richmond, L., Casali, L. ⁺, Severy, M. and Jacobson, A. (2020). Stakeholder Benefits and Concerns – North Coast Offshore Wind Study. In M. Severy, Z. Alva, G. Chapman, M. Cheli, T. Garcia, C. Ortega, N. Salas, A. Younes, J. Zoellick, & A. Jacobson (Eds.) California North Coast Offshore Wind Studies. Humboldt, CA: Schatz Energy Research Center. schatzcenter.org/pubs/2020-OSW-R21.pdf

Ciara, E. ⁺, Garcia, T.*, Ortega, C. and Richmond, L. (2020). Social Impacts to Other Communities that Experienced Offshore Wind. In M. Severy, Z. Alva, G. Chapman, M. Cheli, T. Garcia, C. Ortega, N. Salas, A. Younes, J. Zoellick, & A. Jacobson (Eds.) California North Coast Offshore Wind Studies. Humboldt, CA: Schatz Energy Research Center. schatzcenter.org/pubs/2020-OSW-R20.pdf.

Richmond, L., Gruby, R.L., Kotowicz, D., Dumouchel, R.*, 2019. Local participation and large marine protected areas: Lessons from a U.S. Marine National Monument. Journal of Environmental Management 252, 109624. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2019.109624

Richmond, L., Dumouchel, R. ⁺, Pontarelli, H., Casali, L. ⁺, Smith, W. ⁺, Gillick, K., Godde, P., Dowling, M.*, Suarez, A.*, 2019. Fishing Community Sustainability Planning: A Roadmap and Examples from the California Coast. Sustainability 11, 1904.

Richmond, L., Gruby, R.L., Kotowicz, D., Dumouchel, R.*, 2019. Local participation and large marine protected areas: Lessons from a U.S. Marine National Monument. Journal of Environmental Management 252, 109624.

Richmond, L., W. Fisher, W. Smith+, S. Hackett, J. Tyburczy. 2018. Summary Report: Humboldt Bay Shellfish Mariculture Business Survey: Assessing economic conditions and impact. November 2018. Report in fulfillment of CSU Agricultural Research Institute Grant: 17-06-003 pdf.

L. Ordoñez-Gauger⁺, L. Richmond, S. Hackett, C. Chen. 2018. It’s a Trust Thing: Assessing Fishermen’s Perceptions of the California North Coast Marine Protected Area Network. Ocean & Coastal Management. 158: 144-153.

Kotowicz, D., L. Richmond, J. Hospital. 2017. Exploring public knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of the Marianas Trench Marine National Monument. Coastal Management. here.

Hackett, S., L. Richmond, C. Chen, L. Ordoñez-Gauger⁺, N. Enelow, L. Casali⁺. 2017. Socioeconomics of North Coast Fisheries in the Context of Marine Protected Area Formation. Report to the California Sea Grant College Program. In partial fulfillment of Grant No. #R/MPA-36. 305 pp. here.

Levine, A. and L. Richmond. 2015. Using common-pool resource design principles to assess the viability of community-based fisheries co-management systems in American Samoa and Hawai’i. Marine Policy, 62, 9-17. here

Richmond, L. and D. Kotowicz. 2015. Equity and access in marine protected areas: The history and future of ‘traditional indigenous fishing’ in the Marianas Trench Marine National Monument. Applied Geography. 59: 117-124.

Richmond, L., D. Kotowicz, J. Hospital. 2015. Monitoring Socioeconomic Impacts of the Hawaii’s 2010 bigeye tuna closure: Complexities of local management in a global fishery. Ocean & Coastal Management. 106: 87-96.

Levine, A. L. Richmond, D. Lopez-Carr. 2015. Marine Resource Management: Culture, livelihoods, and governance. Applied Geography. 59: 56-59.

McNamee, K*., E. Wisheropp*, C. Weinstein*, A. Nugent* and L. Richmond 2014. Scenario Planning for Building Coastal Resilience in the Face of Sea Level Rise: The Case of Jacobs Ave, Eureka, CA. Humboldt Journal of Social Relations. pdf

Levine, A and L. Richmond 2014. Examining Enabling Conditions for Community-based Fisheries Co-management: Comparing Efforts in Hawaii and American Samoa. Ecology and Society. 19(1):24. pdf

Richmond, L. 2013. Incorporating Indigenous Rights and Environmental Justice into Fishery Management: Comparing Policy Challenges and Potentials from Alaska and Hawaii. Environmental Management. 52 (5): 1071-1084.

Richmond, L., Beth Rose Middleton, Robert Gilmer, Zoltán Grossman, Terry Janis, Stephanie Lucero, Tukoroirangi Morgan, and Annette Watson. 2013. Indigenous Studies Speaks to Environmental Management. Environmental Management. 52 (5): 1041-1045

Weisberg, S., G. Spangler, and L.S. Richmond. 2010. Mixed Effects Models for Fish Growth. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 67(2): 269-277. here

Richmond, L.S., D. DiPiero, F. Espinoza, T. Simeonoff, and M. Faraday. 2010. We Shared the Same Chapter: Collaboration, learning, and transformation in the Environment and Community Well-being Native Youth Exchange in Old Harbor, Alaska. Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement. 14 (4): 63 – 82.