Big surprise on Sunday 10 November in one of the wind farms in the Belgian part of the North Sea: maintenance technicians observe a whale and can make a short video before the animal disappears under water. The images are delivered to RBINS: it turns out to be a minke whale.
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13/11/2019
Minke whale in Belgian waters on 10 November 2019
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14/08/2019
New Method Allows Processing of 4 Decades of Satellite Data
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Kelle MoreauOver the past four decades, different satellites have been circling Earth whilst collecting numerous data. However, technology evolved during this time, creating the need for a unified processing method.
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31/07/2019
RBINS and Zwin Nature Park Install GPS Transmitters On White Storks
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Kelle MoreauIn the Zwin Nature Park in Knokke-Heist three young storks were provided with a transmitter at the end of June. Thanks to their transmitters, the movements of these storks can be followed at all times.
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23/07/2019
Documenting Underwater Sound in the Belgian North Sea
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Kelle MoreauSound is everywhere. Not only on land but also in the seas and oceans. Some sounds are of natural origin, but human activities add to the marine soundscape as well.
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08/07/2019
Summer Exhibition 'Kijk, een Walvis (Look, a Whale)' in De Haan
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Kelle MoreauFrom 1 July to 31 August 2019, the summer exhibition 'Kijk, een walvis (Look, a whale)' will take place in the community centre 't Schelpestik in De Haan (Vosseslag 131, 8420 De Haan).
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