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Projects - dr. MAJ (Machiel) Lamers
Proactive Management of Antarctic Tourism (ProAct)
INREEF: Interdisciplinary program to build the resilience of marine protected areas in tourism destinations
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ANTARC-SHIP: Fostering environmental stewardship among Antarctic tourism governance actors and institutions
The aim of the ANTARC-SHIP project is to examine to what extent, and how, environmental stewardship can be assessed, enhanced, and facilitated among... -
Proactive Management of Antarctic Tourism (ProAct)
Proactive Management of Antarctic Tourism The project 'Proactive Management of Antarctic Tourism: Exploring the Role of ATS Principles and Values and... -
Resilience of the richest reefs
With a diverse team of scientists, conservationists and policy makers from Indonesia and The Netherlands we will collect local knowledge and... -
Incubator project: Co-production and digital platforms for sustainability governance
This incubator aims to make an elaborate inventory and to reflect on methodological approaches to co-production of ICT-enabled environmental... -
PERICLES: Preserving and sustainably governing Cultural heritage and Landscapes in European coastal and maritime regions
PERICLES project is an EU-funded research and innovation project running until 2021. The project promotes sustainable, participatory governance of... -
Governing nature conservation and mobile agents in the marine and coastal spaces of Southern Patagonia
Governing nature conservation and mobile agents in the marine and coastal spaces of Southern Patagonia - WUR Project Governing nature conservation and... -
Enhancing the Saliency of climate services for marine mobility Sectors in European Arctic Seas (SALIENSEAS)
The warming Arctic ocean has profound socio-economic consequences for local communities and various marine sectors. To make appropriate operational... -
Climate information systems in the Arctic Ocean: use and implications
Climate change is rapidly turning the Arctic region into a focal point of economic and geopolitical development, with potential implications for... -
Developing benefit-sharing standards in the Arctic: Toward coexistence of oil and gas companies and traditional indigenous communities
Arctic indigenous communities do not necessarily benefit from oil and gas extraction as it threatens their traditional livelihoods of hunting, fishing...