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Israel wants to build ecological corridors based on Dutch example
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Israel is studying the possibilities of building ecological corridors based on Dutch examples. This became apparent during meetings between experts...
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New analysis of research results: organic agriculture less productive than conventional agriculture
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In February this year, scientists from Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands and other institutes published an article about...
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Urban tiny forests are good for biodiversity
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Tiny forests are small city forests, as big as a tennis court, in which a large number of tree species are planted to get the most biodiversity...
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NKWK Knowledge conference: from paper to practice
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On Tuesday 17 April, more than 450 water professionals and students from the entire country attended the fourth NKWK Knowledge conference. The...
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A growing climate niche for giant trees
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New techniques using lasers on satellites reveal where giant trees are. An international group of scientists led by Wageningen University &...
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Ruisdael Observatorium (Ruisdael Observatory) will model the Dutch atmosphere with a resolution of 100 metres
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The Ruisdael Observatory, a national initiative that Wageningen University is taking part in, is a nationwide observatory for measurements of the...
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Help the wild bee
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Half of all wild bee species are under threat of extinction in the Netherlands. 188 of the 358 species found here are currently on the red list of...
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Nature-based solutions for water management
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Across the globe, we are increasingly using nature as a model. From architecture to medicine and from energy to infrastructure, nature serves as an...
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Nature-based solutions for water management
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Across the globe, we are increasingly using nature as a model. From architecture to medicine and from energy to infrastructure, nature serves as an...
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Are the environmental risks of neonicotinoids climate-sensitive?
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The insecticide imidacloprid (a neonicotinoid) is widely used in the tropics as a pesticide to protect harvests, and Bangladesh is no exception....