Victoria Pebbles
Program Director
vpebbles@glc.org

Victoria Pebbles has served with Great Lakes Commission since 1993. She has been working on Great Lakes policy for 15 years and on national environmental policy for 25 years. Ms. Pebbles currently directs the Commission’s program on Economy and Society, which addresses clean energy, coastal management, ports and navigation, and tourism and recreation. She has published dozens of articles and technical reports and delivered copious presentations on critical environmental and economic policy issues, including: smart growth, land use, sustainable development, dredging and dredged material management, coastal zone management, transboundary ecosystem management and habitat conservation. Her previous employers include the University of Michigan, the U.S. Senate, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Pebbles has served on a variety of Great Lakes advisory groups and multi-stakeholder teams concerned with Great Lakes policy development and has facilitated dozens of such groups focusing on specific aspects of Great Lakes policy and management. She holds a Master of Science from the University of Michigan.

Selected publications

U.S. Great Lakes Policy and Management: A Comparative Analysis of Eight States' Coastal and Submerged Lands Programs and Policies

Coastal Management, 37: 197 — 213
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Cooperative ecosystem management across the Canada–US border: approaches and experiences of transboundary programs in the Gulf of Maine, Great Lakes and Georgia Basin/Puget Sound

Ocean & Coastal Management, Vol. 45, Issues 6-7, 2002, P. 421-457
doi:10.1016/S0964-5691(02)00078-9
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