News of the Cultural Geography Group
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Fellowship Meghann Ormond at Wageningen Young Academy (WYA)
- Associate Professor Meghann Ormond has been selected as a Wageningen Young Academy (WYA) fellow. -
New book: Developing Earthly Attachments in the Anthropocene
- On Kings Day a book on earthly attachments from professor and chair Edward Huijbens was published. Some semi-autobiographical meanderings through... -
Roots Guide Project - an interactive guidebook of the Netherlands
- An article co-authored by our associate professor in Cultural Geography Meghann Ormond was published in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism:... -
ATLAS membership
- Renewed patron membership ATLAS for 2021 -
Reconsidering tourism
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On a wilderness trip for leadership
- An article is published in Het Parool, a Dutch newspaper, based on Dr. Boy van Droffelaar's research as a PhD student in the Cultural Geography Group.... -
Veni grant: Slavery, heritage and tourism in Ghana, Suriname, Netherlands
- Assistant Professor Emmanuel Akwasi Adu-Ampong of the Cultural Geography Group has been awarded a Veni grant for a research project which examines how... -
Wetland cultural heritage according to Roy van Beek
- Dr. van Beek is the first archaeologist employed by Wageningen University to conduct interdisciplinary research on the cultural heritage of wetlands... -
'Backyard' tourism can save the environment
- Tourism does not have to mean travelling to far-flung locations but can be done in our backyard and surroundings. -
Now you see her, now you don't
- June was the last working month in GEO for Ria Vries. Ria who? Although most GEO staff who joined after 2011 may not even know her, she worked for...