Peter Verweij

Peter Verweij is a researcher at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in Earth Observation and Environmental Informatics. His work focuses on biodiversity conservation, climate change impacts, and land use/cover dynamics, with regional expertise in the Caribbean, Bangladesh, and the Netherlands. He actively contributes to policy development through digital and participatory methodologies.

• Primary Affiliation: Wageningen University & Research
• Department: Earth Observation and Environmental Informatics
• Expertise: Biodiversity modeling, Climate-resilient planning, Caribbean ecosystems

Research Trends: Recent publications highlight his work on pollinator habitat modeling, biodiversity stewardship economies, and nature-inclusive planning for Small Island Developing States. He emphasizes model collaboration frameworks and ecosystem-based approaches to land use policy.

Projects: Leads initiatives like TRUPIAL (social-ecological transformation in Caribbean landscapes) and evaluates Dutch Caribbean biodiversity databases. His PhD project explores digital tools for land use policy development.

Collaborations: Works across disciplines with institutions in Ethiopia, Indonesia, and Germany. Key partners include Wageningen Marine Research and local Caribbean management authorities.