Researchers from the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences and the AfricaMuseum have published a handbook on how to digitalize natural history collections. This can be done in fifty ways, and in fifty shades.
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23/07/2020
How To Digitalize Natural Sciences Collections?
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Siska Van Parys
16/07/2020
Reconciling Population And Biodiversity in Lake Manyara Basin, Tanzania
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Kelle MoreauThe Lake Manyara Basin is a biodiversity hotspot that is also economically important in the context of local food supply and tourism.
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14/07/2020
Managing Heathland Brings Back Grasshoppers
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Reinout VerbekeIn the heathland around Bruges you can hear grasshoppers again. Their comeback means that recreating heathland pays off.
14/07/2020
Coastguard Aircraft Now Also Monitors Nitrogen Emissions From Ships At Sea
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Kelle MoreauThe Belgian Coast Guard continues to invest in the international fight against air pollution over sea using the so-called 'sniffer' sensor.
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03/07/2020
Transmitter Research On Storks From The Zwin Nature Park
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Kelle MoreauOn Monday 29 June 2020, four new young white storks were equipped with transmitters in the Zwin Nature Park in Knokke-Heist.
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