Rahab Felix

I am a PhD student specializing in Environmental Anthropology, with a focus on the impacts of climate change on food security and human health. My research explores how climate-related environmental changes shape community well-being, cultural practices, and adaptive strategies. I am particularly interested in the dynamics of human-environment interactions, investigating how shifting ecological conditions influence nutrition, health outcomes, and local livelihoods. In addition, I examine the role of religion and belief systems in shaping community responses to environmental stress, food insecurity, and health challenges.