Organisation

Karin Bodewits
Karin has a PhD in biology and is an expert in science communication. Her passion for peatlands began when she discovered how carelessly we treat the "rainforests of Europe"—often forgotten, while other ecosystems receive ample attention.
With her talent for presenting complex topics clearly and engagingly, she is committed to highlighting the environmental impact of the horticultural sector. And above all, to demonstrating that things can be done differently – more sustainably, smarter, and greener.

Philipp Gramlich
Philipp earned his PhD in chemistry. He previously worked at two biotechnology companies. That experience is proving useful now: he understands the driving forces behind the peat industry.
What also helps Philipp is his sharp view on the content. He can quickly separate facts from assumptions and emotions – ensuring we don't get carried away by the sweet talk of stakeholders.
Philipp enjoys building bridges to international peat-free initiatives – always with an eye for collaboration and progress.
Pieter Pauw
Pieter is an assistant professor at Eindhoven University of Technology, where he conducts research and provides policy advice on climate policy and climate financing. He is also editor of the scientific journal Climate Policy and a columnist for Cursor. As a board member, he uses his creativity and expertise to support Stichting Turfvrij.

Delia de Vreeze
Director of Marketing Communications, HAN. I believe in the power of education and research to contribute to solutions for societal challenges. I do this in my daily work at HAN. I am also chair of the Hart voor Gelderland Cooperative Circle, which contributes to greater equal opportunities in education for children. As a connector, I hope to mobilize people and organizations, create support, and build bridges between different interests and disciplines. Delia supports Stichting Turfvrij as a board member.

Joost van Beek
Joost was a manager at the LNV department for many years. He is now secretary of the Alphense Landscape Fund and chairman of the Beekenbos Foundation.