Jungho Suh

Dr Jungho Suh has a strong research interest in permaculture and ecovillages. In 2012, he obtained a Permaculture Design Certificate at the Food Forest, a permaculture farm in Adelaide, South Australia. Out of his research interest in the ecovillage movement, Jungho has examined small-scale yet collective actions in mitigating global warming, reducing climate change vulnerability, and enhancing social sustainability. He has visited various ecovillages around the world, including Crystal Waters in Queensland, Auroville in Tamil Nadu, Findhorn Ecovillage in Scotland, and Ecovillage at Ithaca in New York. Agricultural Economics, Economic Geography, Environment and Resource Economics, Environment Policy, Environmental Philosophy, Human Geography, Recreation, Leisure and Tourism Geography, Religion and Society, Rural Sociology, Tourism Economics, Environmental education and awareness, Permaculture and ecovillages, Agritourism, Community-based natural resource management in the Asia-Pacific region, Economic valuation of non-market environmental goods and services, Rural development and sustainability, Community gardening

[2026] Namalwa, S., Tan, Y., & Suh, J. (2026). Cultivating Resilience in the Informal City: A Systematic Review of Urban Agriculture's Multidimensional Outcomes in Slum Contexts. Geography Compass, 20(3), 15 pages. [2025] Nand, M. M., Bardsley, D. K., & Suh, J. (2025). Climate change loss and damage from droughts: key insights from Fiji's sugar industry. Local Environment, 30(6), 778-794. [2025] Amegavi, G. B., Nursey-Bray, M., & Suh, J. (2025). Advancing social equity in urban resilience planning: challenges and opportunities. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 69(6), 1-21. [2025] Thwaites, H. J., Suh, J., Coote, G. M., Nursey-Bray, M., Cavagnaro, T. R., & Salomon, M. J. (2025). Urban food forests: Seeing the fruit for the trees - A systematic quantitative literature review