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Rode verlichting

Since 2012, the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) has been conducting research into the effect of artificial light at night on our natural environment. For this research – Light on Nature – streetlights have been..


Continue reading 15 October 2025   1 dag oud
canarische cleopatra - primair

A new study shows that European butterflies are under increasing threat from a multitude of factors, but especially habitat loss and the warming climate. The new Red List of European butterflies, just published by the..


Continue reading 13 October 2025   3 dgn oud
Auteur bij kuip met stoepplantjes in Hortus botanicus Leiden

Followers of posts on social media, as well as citizen scientists, are most motivated by their joint passion for nature. Both groups contribute to research and conservation of urban flora, but with very different activities. This..


Continue reading 12 October 2025   4 dgn oud
Buste van Franz von Siebold in Japanse tuin in Hortus botanicus Leiden

Physician and botanist Philipp Franz von Siebold brought unique Asian plant species to Leiden in the 19th century. His legacy shows which plants once played an important role in healthcare. Many of these medicinal plants can be..


Continue reading 05 October 2025   1 week oud
Holotype grijze halfmaki

Naturalis presents the first type catalogue of its mammal collection: a comprehensive overview of 405 scientific names with their official tangible type specimens. Five years of research have brought together old, often brief..


Continue reading 04 October 2025   1 week oud
Red fox (Vulpes vulpes)

Man-made chemicals, including pesticides, industrial chemicals, and medicines, enter the European environment. Many are classed by the EU as harmful to the environment and humans, but effects on terrestrial wildlife are little..


Continue reading 28 September 2025   2 wkn oud
Puntzweefvlieg - primair

Bees, bumblebees and butterflies have too little natural habitat around them to survive. A new study, led by researchers at Wageningen University & Research and published in Science, shows that these insects need much more space..


Continue reading 26 September 2025   2 wkn oud

Foraminifera, small but incredibly important marine organisms, spend their lives together with two types of roommates: algae and bacteria. They are very picky when it comes to the algae, but open minded when it comes to the..


Continue reading 26 September 2025   2 wkn oud

Using a unique treasure of data, marine biologist Suzanne Poiesz investigated the fish food web in the Wadden Sea between 1946 and the present day. Dissected stomach contents revealed who eats whom. The position of species in that..


Continue reading 26 September 2025   2 wkn oud
Lepelaars

Spoonbills spend a large part of the summer outside their protected breeding grounds. After breeding, the migratory birds gather on the mudflats of Lutjewad, on the coast of Groningen. Research by BirdEyes shows the seasonal..


Continue reading 24 September 2025   3 wkn oud

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