Forest and Nature Conservation Policy Group
FNP focuses on the political, social-economic and cultural dimensions of forests and nature. It covers current themes such as deforestation, forest transitions, climate change, biodiversity conservation and landscape management in the global North and South.
News
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Environmental Expertise: Connecting Science, Policy and Society -
Killing nature to save it -
Structural changes in agriculture call for structural measures -
Pragmatism is a silent killer when it comes to the climate problem -
Environmental impacts of forest certifications: report available -
Bas Arts appointed part-time Chief Scientist at PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency -
Bas Arts steps down after 12.5 years -
Well-being during writing retreat for PhD students -
Social science perspectives of human-nature interactions in the Anthropocene -
Inside the animal internet
Latest publications
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Changes in livelihood practices, strategies and dependence on bushmeat in two provinces in Gabon
International Forestry Review (2019). - ISSN 1465-5489
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Spatial distribution of the potential forest biomass availability in Europe
Forest Ecosystems 6 (2019). - ISSN 2095-6355
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How Can the Environmental Efficiency of Indonesian Cocoa Farms Be Increased?
Ecological Economics 158 (2019). - ISSN 0921-8009 - p. 134 - 145.
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The effectiveness of environmental assessment in Flanders : An analysis of practitioner perspectives
Environmental Impact Assessment Review 76 (2019). - ISSN 0195-9255 - p. 113 - 119.
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Deciphering landscapes through the lenses of locals : The “Territorial Social-Ecological Networks” Framework applied to a Brazilian maroon case
Geoforum 100 (2019). - ISSN 0016-7185 - p. 101 - 115.