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Participants of the Young People Old Peat symposium

Few people realise how important peatlands are for biodiversity and climate. The youth collective RE-PEAT aims to change that. During their Young People Old Peat symposium, artists, scientists and activists explored new ways to..


Continue reading 26 June 2026   6 uur oud

For more than twenty years, researchers at the University of Amsterdam, the Royal Netherlands Air Force and KNMI have used radar to track bird movement in one of Europe’s busiest airspaces. Their work improves aviation safety,..


Continue reading 25 June 2026   1 dag oud

Lesser black-backed gulls from the colony at the Dutch island Neeltje Jans appear to avoid the wind farm off the Zeeland coast. NIOZ ecologist Rosemarie Kentie and her colleagues suspected the gulls were attracted by fishing boats..


Continue reading 12 June 2026   2 wkn oud

Dutch and Antillean researchers are joining forces to improve our understanding of nature on Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao. A new project combines centuries old natural history collections with high tech image recognition and DNA..


Continue reading 06 June 2026   2 wkn oud

On 20 March, the symposium 'Evidence-based Rewilding' took place in Wageningen. This symposium focused on the results achieved with rewilding projects over the past thirty-five years. National and international speakers from..


Continue reading 29 May 2026   4 wkn oud

The fall armyworm – the caterpillar of a moth species – can only be sustainably controlled with solutions tailored to regional differences. That is the conclusion of biologist Renée van Schaijk in her doctoral research. Her..


Continue reading 27 May 2026   4 wkn oud
Heuvellandschap met grasland in het zuiden van Nederland

New research shows that by simply counting the diversity of flowers, we can estimate how rich a grassland is in species of plants, insects and spiders. The flower richness of grasslands can be surveyed rapidly and it can indicate..


Continue reading 27 May 2026   4 wkn oud

Some ghost nets continue to harm marine ecosystems, while others can provide valuable habitat for (protected) marine species. New research by Wageningen University & Research shows that removing ghost nets is therefore not always..


Continue reading 22 May 2026   1 maand oud
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A large share of the Dutch government’s financial schemes unintentionally contributes to biodiversity loss. This is the conclusion of a broad analysis of subsidies and tax incentives across five ministries. The study was carried..


Continue reading 21 May 2026   1 maand oud

By recording biodiversity in the park by means of a one-day 'bioblitz', researchers are building a baseline for urban nature in Amsterdam. ARTIS Zoo is an urban green area, providing space to many wild species, in the middle of..


Continue reading 12 May 2026   1 maand oud

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