(B)log
At FNP, we believe that research papers are only a tip of the iceberg. The process of research, in other words 'how we work' is just as illuminating as the 'result' of our work.
Here, we log the daily experiences of FNP faculty members. Our 'FNP Log' offers an insight into our daily actvities: forest and nature policy and knowledge in the making.
We aim to increase our transparency and connection with interested colleagues, practitioners, students and others. Feel free to pass by or contact us if a particular story has caught your attention and if you would like to know more. You are also welcome as a guest blogger to share your own stories on collaborations with FNP.
FNP Blogs
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The more PhDs, the merrier. From 4 to 14 in four years
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Family history and the Dutch countryside
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Student insights on wolf coexistence: Four FNP theses from local to national perspectives
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Relational outdoor learning is better for neurodivergent students
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Hollowing out - the European Green Deal for forests and nature at the brink of death?
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Everyone should have a Catharina in their life
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In praise of contrarian thinking
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A more-than-human approach to forest management
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Multi-level and multi-actor interactions in governing SDG 15 in Ethiopia: Stakeholder Workshop
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Exploring the different images of North Sea Nature for effective policy making