Andrew (Andy) Seidl, Ph.D. has been a CSU professor of environmental and development economics since before the invention of wifi, has taught courses and/or lived in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica, Honduras, England, Hungary, Italy, Switzerland and Vietnam, and has travelled to about 80 countries. His work focuses on natural resource-based economic development and private (agricultural) lands conservation in Colorado and biodiversity finance and World Heritage tourism internationally.
Andy has worked with the Brazilian government in the Pantanal, International Union for Conservation of Nature, United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, Food and Agricultural Organization, and United Nations Development Program. He can hack his way through Spanish and Portuguese and can read French but really can only tell the best dad jokes in English. He enjoys losing at golf, soccer, and a good local IPA.