Ilse Voskamp-Stevens

Ilse Voskamp-Stevens is an Assistant Professor in Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning at Wageningen University & Research. She specializes in nature-based solutions, urban planning, and climate adaptation strategies. Her work integrates environmental science with spatial design to address water governance, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable infrastructure development.

Research focuses include multifunctional urban design, climate-resilient spatial planning, and transboundary resource management. She has contributed to projects in the Netherlands and Ghana, emphasizing the use of spatial information to enhance ecosystem services and policy frameworks.

Her recent activities include keynote lectures on future urban development (e.g., 'Groene Metropoolregio 2120') and participatory workshops for nature-based solutions mapping. She actively collaborates with institutions like Wageningen Environmental Research and co-supervises PhD/EngD projects on topics like quay wall design and soil-water spatial planning.

Voskamp-Stevens has been featured in media discussions on long-term urban planning, climate adaptation, and sustainable development. Her work bridges academic research with practical implementation, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to environmental challenges.