The International Border Research Group (IBRG) is a non-governmental Scandinavian-based organisation for research on international borders, triponts, trilines and border markers.

The IBRG frequently organizes international expeditions and the members usually publish their individually studies in form of academic, popular scientific, travelogue  or journalistic reports.

Members

Citizen of Norway.

Daily life: Inspector (R) at the Norwegian Border Commissioner for the Norwegian-Russian Border.

IBRG Founder and President 2003 - 2008. Editor of Peter Hering's Border Pictures. Hering has visited the majority of all countries in the world and more than 100 international borders. Chief or Co-organizer of eight IBRG Expeditions.

Citizen of Austria.

Daily life: (Retired) Teacher, Tour Guide, Translator, Lecturer on borders, Vienna, Australia etc. Hering resides in Denmark.

Kaufman has participated in four IBRG expeditions. 

Citizen of the United States. 

Daily life: Kaufman works at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington D.C., USA.

Kennard has published many reports on international boundary issues. One of her most important reports is

– 'Old Cultures, New Institutions': Around the New Eastern Border of the European Union (European Studies in Culture and Policy' (2010)

Citizen of the United Kingdom.

Daily life: A principal lecturer (retired) in German and European Studies in the Faculty of Languages and European Studies at the University of the West of England, Bristol, United Kingdom.

IBRG President since 2012. Editor of Jan S. Krogh's Geosite, Organizer of SKE and Co-organizer of GBBE and Søsex. 

Citizen of Norway.

Daily life: Managing Director at UAB Kronen, Lithuania.

Owner of Borderfilms. Participant in six IBRG expeditions.

Citizen of Canada.

Daily life: Travel Journalism, Photography, Radio Features, Television Producing and Marketing and Promotion in Guatemala and Canada. 

Editor of Borderbase. Nielsen's main interest is on international tripoints and trilines, the Danish-German border and he has made a research on every single border marker at this border. He has visited a number of borders in Europe, North America, Africa (Great South East African Border Trip) and Asia (Boundaries of Cyprus, 2003).  Nielsen has also participated in seven IBRG expeditions.

Citizen of Denmark.

Daily life: Systems Administrator at University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Science, SCIENCE-IT, Denmark. 

The IBRG Chief of Logistics. Nissen has participated in four IBRG expeditions.  Project Manager of the 2016 special exhibition at the Danish Reunification and Border Museum, Christiansfeld (posters below Danish only). 

Citizen of Denmark.

Daily life: Director of Logistics at JP/Politikens Hus A/S, Denmark.

Editor of the book Gränsfeber (2009) and Tripoint spotting, Enclaves of the World and Borders Borders Borders (earlier also Border Zone Europe, Border Zone Asia and European Tripointing). Palmberg keeps an up-to-date record on political enclaves-exclaves (a.k.a. true enclaves) of the World.

Citizen of Finland.

Daily life: (Retired) Senior Lecturer at Åbo Akademi University at Vaasa, Finland.

Schelde is editor of a Danish-German Border Photo Site.  He has visited a number of border areas in the South East Asia. 

Citizen of Denmark.

Daily life: Architecture & Planning Professional, Denmark. 

Editor of BorderLand. Organizer of numerous expeditions in the BeNeLux and participant in four IBRG expeditions.  His Picasa Border Galley is a rich source to a very big number of border markers in the region (Dutch).

Citizen of the Netherlands.

Daily life: System Coordinator at Rabobank, the Netherlands.

Expeditions

Participation of 
IBRG Members 

First time published: 25 March 2012 – Last time edited: 08.07.2016 – Contact: geosite (at) jankrogh.com – Copyright IBRG, Denmark, 2012 - 2016