Christopher O’Bryan leads the Planetary Health Lab, studying how our actions reshape the natural world, how people and wildlife coexist, and how nature supports human well-being. In this lecture, he takes us inside his research—from mapping the impacts of the global human footprint to uncovering the unique benefits biodiversity provides—and shows how we can create futures where both people and nature can thrive.

Christopher O’Bryan, PhD, Assistant Professor of Planetary Health within the System Earth Science Research Institute, University Maastricht

This lecture is the third in the series of Studium Generale, a collaboration between Maastricht University Campus Venlo and the Public Library of Venlo. The lectures will be held alternately in Venlo Library and Maastricht University Campus Venlo. The lectures in the Library are in Dutch, the lectures on the Campus are in English.

TUE 3 FEBRUARY, 19:30
Lecture hall, Nassaustraat 36, Venlo
register (free)