(IN BRIEF) Researchers at the Technical University of Munich have identified an unprecedented rise in aboveground biomass loss across Europe’s forests since 2018, using satellite data to assess changes in forest biomass rather than only tree cover. The study found … Read the full press release
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(IN BRIEF) The Netherlands and Germany have launched the WADcouple coordination and knowledge transfer project with €650,000 in joint funding as part of an international research programme focused on understanding environmental and human pressures affecting the Wadden Sea. The initiative … Read the full press release
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Tagged biodiversity loss, Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, climate change, Delft University of Technology, Denmark, Diana Giebels, Dutch Research Agenda, Dutch Research Council, ecological resilience, ecosystem management, environmental research, Frans Sijtsma, Germany, International Wadden Sea Research Programme Advances with New Coordination and Knowledge Transfer Project, Kiel University, knowledge transfer, Leibniz University Hannover, marine ecosystems, Netherlands, Netherlands and Germany Launch Joint WADcouple Initiative to Strengthen Wadden Sea Research Collaboration, Netherlands and Germany Launch Joint Wadden Sea Research Coordination Project, NIOZ, NWA, pollution, salt marshes, scientific collaboration, sedimentary processes, sustainability, trilateral cooperation, UNESCO World Heritage, University of Groningen, University of Hamburg, University of Twente, Utrecht University, WADcouple, Wadden Sea, Wadden Sea research programme
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