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St. Christopher’s ameiva (Pholidoscelis erythrocephalus)

Beneath the tropical vegetation of Sint Eustatius lies a hidden world of reptile nests. Researchers have described the nesting behaviour of Red-faced groundlizards for the first time. This species of groundlizard lays its eggs..


Continue reading 20 October 2026   4 uur oud

Researchers at the University of Amsterdam’s Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics have found that hedgerows, tree lines and small woodland patches can help reduce damaging vole outbreaks on European farmland. Their..


Continue reading 18 October 2026   2 dgn oud

Why do some small, soft herbs evolve into giant woody trees when they arrive on islands, while others hardly form new species? Two PhD students combined genetic information about thousands of plant species with a clever..


Continue reading 17 October 2026   3 dgn oud
Chimpansee passeert een cameraval, onderzoek in 2023

A large part of the Boé in Guinea-Bissau has officially been recognised as a Key Biodiversity Area, giving this forest-savannah landscape international recognition for its global importance for biodiversity. The recognition builds..


Continue reading 12 October 2026   1 week oud

New research shows how natural patterns in coastal meadows redistribute salt stress, helping vegetation remain productive under increasingly saline conditions. Such a mechanism can enhance the resilience of ecosystems to..


Continue reading 02 October 2026   2 wkn oud
Himalayaberken (Betula utilis) langs Blauwe Vogelweg in Leiden

Research in Leiden shows that flowering birch trees can substantially increase the amount of airborne pollen in their immediate surroundings, even though this pollen can also travel over long distances. Much less birch pollen was..


Continue reading 28 September 2026   3 wkn oud
ducks migrating at sunset

The FlySafe Operational Service provides near real-time information and forecast on large scale bird movement in the air space of the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium based on weather radars. The service can help predict bird..


Continue reading 12 September 2026   1 maand oud
Akureyri, Iceland field study site

During extreme heatwaves, soil bacteria that produce and resist antibiotics switch into survival mode, temporarily reducing the number of resistance genes. At the same time, heat and drought are causing significant damage to soils..


Continue reading 11 September 2026   1 maand oud

Jeroen Helmer has created a new illustration of the sphagnum moss ecosystem, especially for the conference ‘Power to the Peatlands’. This illustration is available free of charge to participants and to anyone wishing to raise..


Continue reading 11 September 2026   1 maand oud
Platte oester

Which oysters are released matters when restoring European flat oyster reefs. To preserve genetic diversity and prevent inbreeding, the origin and relatedness of the oysters should be considered for each restoration area. This is..


Continue reading 28 August 2026   1 maand oud

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