Rogier Schulte

Rogier Schulte is a Professor at Wageningen University & Research, affiliated with the Farming Systems Ecology (FSE) department and the graduate school PE&RC. His research focuses on developing sustainable agricultural systems through interdisciplinary approaches.

Research Interests:

• Regenerative agriculture and soil function optimization
• Ecosystem services in farmland landscapes
• Biodiversity conservation through land-use governance
• Sustainable farming system transitions
• Environmental impact assessment methodologies

Schulte's recent publications emphasize global land-use governance, soil nutrient management in developing regions, and frameworks for evaluating agricultural sustainability. His work integrates policy analysis, environmental science, and socio-economic factors.

Supervision & Projects:

• Currently advising 5 PhD candidates on topics including carbon farming governance, agroecosystem restoration, and biodiversity management
• Leads 8 active research projects including 'Functional Land Management governance' and 'Pathways towards sustainable restoration of agroecosystems'

He actively contributes to public discourse through media engagements on organic farming policies and sustainable food systems.