Bas Pedroli

Bas Pedroli is an External employee at Wageningen University’s Faculty of Environmental Sciences, affiliated with the Forest and Nature Conservation Policy department. His work focuses on climate change adaptation, spatial planning, cultural heritage preservation, and nature-based solutions. He has led over 9 projects, including initiatives on ecological potential of large waters and cultural identity. Pedroli has published 164 research outputs, emphasizing collaborative planning frameworks and landscape governance. Notably, he co-organized the Transforming Forests Conference and contributed to the EIT Climate-KIC AELCLIC project. His research bridges policy, community engagement, and ecological resilience, with a focus on European landscapes and their socio-ecological dynamics.

• Education: Not explicitly detailed in provided texts.

Research interests center on climate change adaptation strategies, landscape policy integration, and the role of cultural heritage in sustainable development. His work often involves transdisciplinary approaches and stakeholder collaboration to address environmental challenges. Recent publications highlight adaptive planning, co-creation processes, and the cultural dimensions of landscapes.

He has advised one PhD student (van der Sluis, T.) and contributed to projects like CHeriScape and AELCLIC, which explore cultural heritage and climate resilience. His activities include moderating international workshops and delivering lectures on landscape policy.

Labs/Teams: Involved in initiatives like the EIT Climate-KIC AELCLIC network and the Transforming Forests Conference organizing committee.