Dr. Lisa Fink's research and teaching focus on human-environment relations, land management, and Tribal sovereignty. They contribute to the fields of feminist science studies, science and technology studies, environmental humanities, political ecology, Indigenous studies, and Asian American studies. Their current book project is an Indigenous, race, and ethnic studies account of environmental discourse, thought, and practice concerning species invasion as it intersects with anti-immigrant, anti-Asian, and anti-Indigenous discourse—and abolitionist forms of environmental thought and practice that emerge in contestation. Their scholarly writing can be found in American Quarterly, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, and Park Science (among others). Dr. Fink is also a poet, and their poetry can be found in magazines such as Ecotone, Boston Review, and Minnesota Review. They are the author of the poetry chapbook Her Disco (dancing girl press, 2013).