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Keywords: rural U.S., environmental anthropology, place-based knowledge, land management, pedagogy, politics of knowledge production, anthropology of policyDanica Loucks currently works at X State University, in a joint appointment between the Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service (CSREES) and the Center for Effective Instruction (CEI).  Following her dissertation research on public lands conflict in southern Utah, Danica taught at Southern Utah University while working with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and U.S.

James Robert (Jimbob) Adams is an associate professor of anthropology at the [Insert University]. He received his PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the University of California, Irvine in 2021. As an anthropologically trained, political epistemologist of science, Adams’ work identifies and traces the genealogies of the ethico-aesthetic values informing the production, evaluation, and deployment of scientific data and knowledge in contemporary American politics.

keywords: STS; open science; Kenya; collaboration; ethnographic data systems Dr. Angela Okune is the Research Director and co-founder of “R”, a think-tank based in Nairobi, Kenya that works on the politics of knowledge in Africa. Current projects include serving on the advisory board for local universities, the African Academy of Sciences, and providing strategic guidance for education and data policies.