News of the Cultural Geography Group
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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... -
To go or not to go: International travel during and after Corona
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Looking back on Veluwe Congress
- René van der Duim, now Emeritus Professor at Cultural Geography, opened the congress. -
Pathways Europe 2020 postponed to 2022
- Pathways Europe, which has been scheduled to be held in Wageningen in September this year, will be postponed to autumn in 2022. -
Course of the Hucht prize
- GEO is third time recipient of this award. -
Wageningen at the Guggenheim NY: 'Countryside, the Future'
- Clemens Driessen of Cultural Geography and Lenora Ditzler of Farming Systems Ecology participate in a current exhibition in the Guggenheim Museum in... -
Mass tourism threatens our wellbeing
- The threats which mass tourism poses to our wellbeing is the subject of much debate in the Dutch media nowadays. Below are links to news items (in...