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Invitation Forum meeting \u201cCan the tulip remain part of the Flevoland landscape?\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n Wednesday afternoon, May 28, at the Aeres Hogeschool in Dronten from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.<\/span><\/p>\n The bulb industry has been making regular headlines lately. Fortunately recently also because the colors that the tulips bring to the landscape in April\/May attract a large number of tourists. But its image is also under pressure because of reports about the cultivation methods and their impact on the environment and also increasingly on the health of citizens. <\/p>\n In search of the connection between sector and society, we are organizing a forum in which we will discuss the possibilities of the bulb sector in the future, with the help of several speakers.<\/p>\n