Lotte van den Heuvel
PhD student at Department of Earth Sciences; Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
- Telephone:
- +46 18 471 84 39
- E-mail:
- lotte.vandenheuvel@geo.uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Campus Gotland
Cramérgatan 3
SE-62157 Visby
Sweden - Postal address:
- Uppsala universitet
Campus Gotland
SE-62167 Visby
Sweden
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Short presentation
ENKÄT OM SPORTFISKE PÅ GOTLAND
My PhD project focuses on human-nature relationships, social-ecological systems and ecosystem services from an environmental psychology perspective. Specifically, I am interested in the human dimensions of recreational fisheries and fishing tourism. The goal of the project is to get a better understanding of the attitudes, preferences and (intended) behaviors of anglers in relation to the fishing activity, the fishing site, and fisheries management.
Keywords
- human dimensions
- natural resource management
- recreational fisheries
- social-ecological systems
Biography
During my BSc and MSc education in biology I worked on several projects related to aquatic ecology, water management, stakeholder collaboration and public perceptions. The interface between nature, science and civil society has formed the red thread through my work, which I continue in my work as a PhD candidate.
Publications
Selection of publications
Recent publications
- The water–energy–food–land–climate nexus (2023)
- What you see isn't always what you get (2023)
- Been there, done that? (2022)
- Ecosystem services in the Swedish water-energy-food-land-climate nexus (2020)
- Catch reporting in recreational fishing: Swedish anglers’ attitudes and preferences and the effect of social factors (2020)
All publications
Articles
- The water–energy–food–land–climate nexus (2023)
- What you see isn't always what you get (2023)
- Been there, done that? (2022)
- Ecosystem services in the Swedish water-energy-food-land-climate nexus (2020)
- Catch reporting in recreational fishing: Swedish anglers’ attitudes and preferences and the effect of social factors (2020)
- Beyond asking the right questions