News of the Cultural Geography Group
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First prize ATLAS 2022 Master Thesis Award for Noémie Bernardin
- Noémie Bernardin, who graduated with a master’s degree in Tourism, Society and Environment at WUR, was awarded the ATLAS 2022 Master... -
We are (still) going too far
- Martijn Duineveld and René van der Duim wrote an opinion piece in Nederlands Dagblad (Dutch paper) about the need for change in the way tourism... -
Roots Guide's official book launch June 9th, 2022
- Please join Meghann Ormond among others at the Roots Guide's official book launch on Thursday, 9 June (20:00-21:30) at Pakhuis de Zwijger in... -
Cultural Geography at the 7th IPTRN Conference: 'Polar Tourism and Communities of Practice'
- At the start of the austral winter, the chair of GEO Edward Huijbens and Ph.D. researcher Yousra Makanse at ProAct, presented at the 7th International... -
Welcome to Jonny and Poupak
- This month Jonny Thurnbull and Poupak Pourbahador started as guest researchers in our Cultural Geography group. -
Veni project at GEO launched
- Veni project at GEO has formally been launched at a Tourism@WUR event on 24 March. -
Eating ourselves towards a resilient now
- Our diets will shift toward more plant proteins and other new protein sources. But how can we cultivate and practice our desires to maintain the... -
Welcome to Sarita Baghat
- We welcome Sarita Baghat, a new PhD candidate, to our Cultural Geography Group! Sarita is an action researcher in the water sector with experience in... -
Panelist PhD Candidate Yousra Makanse at the Polar Symposium: 'The Cold is Getting Hot: From Arctic to Antarctic'
- Yousra Makanse, Ph.D. candidate at the GEO chair group, was invited to participate in the panel 'Effects of Polar Changes upon Global Human Societies... -
Webinar March 10th on promising solutions for economically homeless people
- What promising solutions are there for the target group of economically homeless people? Platform31, together with Karin Peters from Cultural...