News of the Behavioural Ecology Group
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Which benefits come with caring for a cat or dog?- Wageningen University & Research is contributing to international research with the objective of revealing underlying factors that contribute to... -
#1 On my way to Brazil- By: Melindy Dirks · 17 January 2019 Category: Master thesis Melindy Dirks After months of preparation, the adventure will finally start today!... -
INREF grants funding for project “Beyond Anthropocene Pressures: convivialconservation integrating ECOlogy and ECOnomics along the Nile and its wetlands(Eco2)”. -
Zebra finches tweet when it’s hot, but not to warn their offspring- Zebra finches produce calls under high temperatures. Research by Macquarie University and Wageningen University & Research has shown that this is... -
Bionieuws: ‘Hitteroep vink is bijeffect hijgen’ -
A well-informed dog owner is a satisfied dog owner- Being informed about what owning a dog will ask of you, may be key to becoming a satisfied, happy dog owner, researchers from the Behavioural Ecology... -
Understanding animal societies- The Behavioural Ecology group shows how animal societies function by mapping social and communication networks. This provides fundamental... -
Kees van Oers appointed as professor by special appointment of Animal Personality- Wageningen University & Research has appointed Kees van Oers as professor by special appointment of Animal Personality. This chair position is... -
Parenting styles of dog owners focus on correcting, emotion or trainability of the dog- Dog owners raise their dog in a way that is similar to the upbringing of children. Starting points for the parenting style used, differ between dog... -
2 Tenure track positions in Behavioural Ecology