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visual representing biodiversity in imbalance for the benefit of humans

Save biodiversity, together & now!

Météorite de 18 kilo trouvée en Antarctique par des scientifiques belges en japonais (© Vinciane Debaille)

Until 01/12/2019

Family Day Antarctica

Des visiteurs devant les écrans de projection de la zone sur la plongée dans l'exposition Antarctica (photo : Thierry Hubin, IRSNB)

Until 05/12/2019

Nocturnes Antarctica

Des visiteurs devant les écrans de projection de la zone sur la plongée dans l'exposition Antarctica (photo : Thierry Hubin, IRSNB)

Until 06/02/2020

Nocturnes Antarctica

Des visiteurs devant les écrans de projection de la zone sur la plongée dans l'exposition Antarctica (photo : Thierry Hubin, IRSNB)

Until 05/03/2020

Nocturnes Antarctica

Des visiteurs devant les écrans de projection de la zone sur la plongée dans l'exposition Antarctica (photo : Thierry Hubin, IRSNB)

Until 02/04/2020

Nocturnes Antarctica

Emperor penguins diving (photo: Laurent Ballesta)

Until 30/08/2020

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Many spectators in front of an adult grey seal (Nieuwpoort, 29 December 2019) © Steven Mertens

25/06/2020

Marine Mammals in Belgium in 2019

Wind farm in the Belgian part of the North Sea © Hans Hillewaert

15/06/2020

Offshore Wind Farms And The Marine Ecosystem: 10 Years of Monitoring

visual representing biodiversity in imbalance for the benefit of humans

21/05/2020

Save Biodiversity, Together & Now!

Ninon during sampling in an offshore wind farm. (© RBINS/N. Mavraki)

20/05/2020

On The Food-Web Ecology of Offshore Wind Farms, The Kingdom of Suspension Feeders

Integrated map with all utility functions, from the Marine Spatial Plan 2020-2026.

17/05/2020

Something is Moving at Sea: New Marine Spatial Plan 2020-2026

Belgian waters are characterised by very dense maritime traffic. The image depicts ships anchored in the anchor zone, waiting for access to a nearby port (©RBINS/MUMM).

13/05/2020

Does Washing of Exhaust Gases From Ships Contribute to Acidification of The Southern North Sea?

Approaching a ship for sulphur emission control. © RBINS/MUMM

28/04/2020

Aerial Surveys over the North Sea in 2019

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BopCo (Bushmeat project)

01/11/2015 to 31/05/2020

Barcoding Facility for Organisms and Tissues of Policy Concern

hipe

01/01/2015 to 31/12/2020

HUMAN IMPACTS ON ECOSYSTEM HEALTH AND RESOURSES IN LAKE EDWARD (HIPE)

Cobimfo

01/01/2011 to 31/12/2016

CONGO BASIN INTEGRATED MONITORING FOR FOREST CARBON MITIGATION AND BIODIVERSITY (COBIMFO)

De Belgica, gevangen in het ijs

24/10/2017

Lecture P. De Deckker - The Belgica expedition 1897 - 1899

Phryganistria heusii yentuensis, second largest insect in the world.

30/04/2017

Phasma Meeting April 30.04.2017

18/05/2017

BIOTALENT EU Conference on 18 May 2017

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Marine Ecology and Management

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