Wageningen University & Research on radio and television
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Tinka Murk about more biodiversity in the North Sea - In the radio programme BNR Hemmen, presentor Roelof Hemmen interviews professor Marine Animal Ecology Tinka Murk for the column Van goed naar beter.... -
BBC Two 'Autumnwatch' about fulmars and plastic waste - The popular BBC2 nature program ‘Autumnwatch’ highlighted the problem of plastics in the marine environment, with special attention to the... -
Tammo Bult in BBC Newsnight about pulse trawling - The Netherlands is using a new fishing technique - fishing with electric pulses. The so-called pulse fishing is controversial and prohibited by the... -
Joop Coolen in 'Vroege Vogels': Platforms for biodiversity - Oil and gas platforms in the North Sea give enormous impulse to biodiversity, says marine biologist Joop Coolen. For his PhD, he mapped nature on and... -
Filip van Noort explains in a video how growing vanilla works - Researcher Filip van Noort talks about the opportunities of growing vanilla in a Dutch TV program. In a short video he explains in English what the... -
Sky 'Ocean Rescue' campaign on plastic pollution - Biologists of Wageningen Marine Research have contributed to the ‘Ocean Rescue’ campaign by Sky News, which made a high profile start on... -
Top 10 most-read news articles 2016 Wageningen University & Research -
Jan Andries van Franeker on Dutch radio about the biggest marine protected area: Ross Sea - Researcher Jan Andries van Franeker was interviewed by Dutch radio programme Vroege Vogels about the new marine protected area: the Ross Sea in... -
Researcher presents plastic in birds in TV program 'F*** Off With Your Environment' - In the tv program 'F*** Off With Your Environment' researcher Jan Andries Franeker investigates how much plastic waste stomachs of Fulmars can... -
Willem Wever: why is plastic so bad for birds? - In the Dutch childrens' TV-show Willem Wever, reporter Auke Florian opens the stomach of a Northern Fulmar to see how much plastic it contains. He...