
About
What to expect
Scientists who study water share the questions, challenges and ideas behind their research, woven together with visuals and live music.
- Judy Shamoun-Baranes: North Sea bird's eye view
- André Nollkaemper: shared responsibility for international rivers
- Joyeeta Gupta: who owns our water?
- Peter van Dam: water futures past
- Laura Burgers: rights of water
- Jasper de Goeij: protecting the unknown deep sea
- Panel: A Water Futures agenda with Tracy Metz
- Music by Saartje van Camp
- Moderator: Tracy Metz
- Before Robert Macfarlane's BBC Reith Lecture
Questions
When does What’s Our Water Future? start and end?
What’s Our Water Future? runs Tuesday, 17 November 2026, 14:00 until 16:00.
Where is What’s Our Water Future??
What’s Our Water Future? takes place at SPUI25, Spui 25-27, Amsterdam.
How can I reserve a place?
Reserve a place through the SPUI25 website:
What happens during the afternoon?
Short academic talks, music, visual storytelling and conversation about the ways we understand, use, govern and live with water.
The contributions are woven together with visuals and live musical interventions.
There is also a panel, A Water Futures agenda, led by Tracy Metz.
Is this linked to another lecture?
It takes place prior to Robert Macfarlane's BBC Reith Lecture, “Water: The Geography of Hope”.
Amsterdam
Getting there
SPUI25, Spui 25-27, 1012 WX Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, NL
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