Anne van Doorn

Anne van Doorn serves as a Research Associate in Vegetation and Landscape Ecology at Wageningen University & Research, leading major initiatives including the EU partnership AgroEcology project and the Knowledge Desk 2A.2 program focused on agriculture within ecological boundaries. Her work bridges scientific research and practical agricultural implementation across Europe.

Her research centers on developing measurable frameworks for nature-inclusive farming, with expertise in Key Performance Indicators for sustainability assessment. She specializes in translating complex ecological concepts into practical agricultural metrics, particularly for dairy and arable farming systems. Her fingerprint analysis reveals deep engagement with environmental impact assessment methodologies and European agricultural policy development.

Van Doorn's publication trends show consistent focus on creating standardized assessment systems for sustainable agriculture, with recent work emphasizing practical implementation of biodiversity metrics at farm level. Her 2025 publications demonstrate increasing policy relevance, particularly in developing the European KPI framework for circular agriculture.

Through active media engagement including expert commentary in Dutch agricultural publications, she influences national discourse on biodiversity measurement and reward systems in farming. Her project leadership spans both fundamental research and practical implementation, with significant collaboration between academic institutions, government bodies, and agricultural stakeholders.

She coordinates multiple living lab initiatives and monitoring projects aimed at operationalizing agroecological principles, with particular emphasis on creating measurable pathways toward the 2030 biodiversity targets. Her work with Staatsbosbeheer exemplifies practical conservation-agriculture partnerships.