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.
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Save the Dates
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The global-local nexus and Sustainable Forest Management: Institutional translations in Brazil and Caatinga biome J (Joana) Mattei Faggin
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Managing the Natura 2000 network; between Europeanization and societal engagement ir. IM (Irene) Bouwma
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Active citizenship in green space governance ir. TJM (Thomas) Mattijssen MSc BSc
Past activities
News
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FNP and GEO in search of two lecturers -
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 -
Bas Arts featured on Brabant News about accessibility to nature -
Looking back at the Second International Forest Policy Meeting
Latest publications
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Participation through place-based e-tools : A valuable resource for urban green infrastructure governance?
Urban Forestry and Urban Greening (2018). - ISSN 1618-8667 - 9 p.
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The Socio-Economic Impact of Extreme Precipitation and Flooding on Forest Livelihoods : Evidence from the Bolivian Amazon
International Forestry Review 20 (2018)3. - ISSN 1465-5489 - p. 314 - 331.
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Institutional bricolage of Sustainable Forest Management implementation in rural settlements in Caatinga biome, Brazil
International Journal of the Commons 12 (2018)2. - ISSN 1875-0281 - p. 275 - 299.
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Managing wild minds : From control by numbers to a multinatural approach in wild boar management in the Veluwe, the Netherlands
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers (2018). - ISSN 0020-2754
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Framing and integration in the global forest, agriculture and climate change nexus