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Study measures seabirds’ habitat loss as a result of wind turbines
- A Wageningen Marine Research study shows that razorbills and guillemots on the North Sea avoid wind parks in their flight path. The study uses a new... -
The bear truth: conflict can be prevented with brand-new radar
- As human populations expand and climate change disrupts natural habitats, the Eurasian brown bear increasingly conflicts with people. A new technology... -
These are the most-read stories from Wageningen University & Research in 2024
- As Wageningen University & Research, we publish articles, posts, videos, and podcasts every year about research and education. A lot happens in... -
Impact of six years of Biodiversity in a Nature-Inclusive Society research programme
- At the conclusion of the successful delivery of WUR’s strategic research programme Biodiversity in a Nature-Inclusive Society, we celebrate the... -
Circular food production and plant-based proteins essential in tackling the biodiversity and climate crisis
- Circular food systems and increased consumption of plant-based proteins can improve global food security while reducing biodiversity loss, climate... -
Second round of MoestuinMix set to begin
- Last year, nearly 800 enthusiastic gardeners signed up for MoestuinMix, a scientific experiment organized by Wageningen University & Research... -
Farewell Wijnand Sukkel: "Agriculture can be cleaner and more environmentally friendly"
- Agriculture plays a major role in exceeding several 'planetary boundaries', including biodiversity loss and the impact of nitrogen and phosphate use.... -
From idea to breakthrough: twenty years of SUIT changes polar research
- Researchers from Wageningen Marine Research and partners, including the Alfred Wegener Institute, returned in September from an expedition to the... -
Despite some successes, COP16 ends with uncertainty about the way forward
- The UN Biodiversity Conference 2024 has ended. What has been achieved and what hasn’t? WUR-researchers Jeanne Nel, Jelle Behagel and Liesje... -
COP16: Has the Passion for Nature been Relocated?
- Roald Nooijens is Junior Researcher Biodiversity, Forest and Policy and his research focuses on the relationship between political communities and...