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Natalie van Dis bestudeert wintervlinders

Can animal populations adapt to climate change by becoming genetically similar to more southerly populations? That is the question posed by ecologist Natalie van Dis. This knowledge could indicate which populations are most at..


Continue reading 02 August 2025   3 wkn oud
Steenkoraal in mariene meer (eenmalig exclusief WUR)

With increasing pressures on the world's biodiversity, the need for effective nature conservation plans rises. In Indonesia marine protected areas are created to protect marine ecosystems like coral reefs. However, many management..


Continue reading 02 August 2025   3 wkn oud
Regenwoud

Over the past century, the growth of tropical trees has remained minimally affected by droughts. As a result, the rate of CO2 sequestration in tropical wood has been fairly stable. These are the main findings of a global study,..


Continue reading 01 August 2025   3 wkn oud
Vlokreeft

Zooplankton are vital to ocean ecosystems and their diversity reflects the health of the ocean. They respond quickly to environmental changes, making them key indicators of climate change. Monitoring these shifts requires..


Continue reading 07 June 2025   2 mnd oud
Water in de omgeving van Lemele

After a winter that was slightly drier than usual, the extremely dry spring is putting the Dutch water system under pressure. Groundwater levels have dropped significantly below the normal level for this time of year in many..


Continue reading 18 April 2025   4 mnd oud
A breeding red knot on the Siberian tundra

Many animal species become smaller or larger in recent decades, with climate change often mentioned as a cause. Red knots, shorebirds travelling ten thousand kilometers every year between breeding grounds in Arctic Russia and..


Continue reading 18 April 2025   4 mnd oud
Zeeschildpad. (eenmalig exclusief wmr)

The results of recent research reveal both the vulnerability and the surprising resilience of tropical seagrass, despite the growing threats posed by climate change. Led by Fee Smulders from Wageningen University & Research,..


Continue reading 16 April 2025   4 mnd oud
Eerste auteur Swan Sow, op weg om zeewatermonsters te nemen van de Long-Term Ecological Monitoring site van de British Antarctic Survey in Rothera.

Bacteria and other single-celled microorganisms in the seas around Antarctica are strongly influenced by water temperature and the amount of sea ice. This is shown by coordinated measurements taken off the coast of the west..


Continue reading 11 March 2025   5 mnd oud
Vogels bij zuiveringsinstallatie (eenmalig exclusief WUR)

Climate change and human activities are causing wetlands to disappear at an alarming rate. But could wastewater treatment plants be the answer for birds that rely on these shrinking habitats? New research in Egypt by Wageningen..


Continue reading 01 March 2025   5 mnd oud
Lisette de Senerpont Domis en Ellen van Donk

The Netherlands is a delta, a country that exists by the grace of water. Yet only in 1957 a professional ecological research institute for fresh water was established: the Hydrobiological Institute, a precursor of NIOO-KNAW. In..


Continue reading 19 February 2025   6 mnd oud

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