Tineke de Boer

Tineke de Boer is a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research, focusing on environmental governance and public engagement in nature conservation. Her work bridges social science analysis with policy development in the Netherlands.

• Key research themes: Nature Conservation, Longitudinal Analysis, Public Support, and Environmental Management
• Active in regional development and spatial use, with cross-disciplinary collaborations in Cultural Economics and Stewardship

Her 2025 Biological Conservation article documents rising public support for nature conservation through 15-year Dutch attitude analysis, while 2024 reports examine citizen volunteering in greenspace preservation. She leads large-scale studies like the Draagvlakenquête (2017-2021) and Belevingswaardemonitor (2008-2010) projects.

Regional development and spatial use, with cross-disciplinary collaborations in Cultural Economics and Stewardship, characterize her approach to environmental policy analysis.

Notable contributions include:

• 2025 Biological Conservation paper on longitudinal public support for nature conservation
• 2024 WOT Natuur & Milieu report on citizen volunteering in Dutch greenspace
• 2024 Wageningen Economic Research publication on agricultural stakeholder perspectives