#waddensea — Public Fediverse posts

Waves, Seagulls, Breathing. Still one of the best playlists

#SeaSounds #NorthSea #WaddenSea #PositiveVibes

#Jachthaven vlak voor #zonsopkomst vanochtend

#Schiermonikoog #sunset #yachting #waddensea #clouds #ganzen #geese

Jachthaven Schiermonnikoog on ice ❄⛵❄

#Schiermonnikoog #Netherlands #yachting #sailing #harbour #winter #ice #wadden #waddensea #WadAnderz

The camp brings together people from Germany and the Netherlands to raise concerns about new gas drilling plans in the North Sea.
🚫🌊 New fossil fuel projects have no place in a livable future.
#NoNewGas #NorthSea #WaddenSea

Shellfish, worms and other animals that live in the turbulent bottom of the #WaddenSea and Delta, can take quite a beating when it comes to storms. "When restoring tidal nature, for example along the #Westerschelde, we should therefore not only create calm spots," says Lauren Wiesebron, marine ecologist at NIOZ in Yerseke, in the thesis she will defend next Monday at @utrechtuniversity
👉 https://www.nioz.nl/en/news/some-more-variation-in-nature-restoration-please
#searesearch from #climate and #biodiversity

20 Million for developing digital twins to help understand #WaddenSea
LTER-LIFE aims to study and predict how global change affects ecosystems. It is one of nine projects that have won Dutch funding earmarked for setting up and improving large-scale research infrastructure (NWO-LSRI).
https://www.nioz.nl/en/news/developing-digital-twins-to-help-understand-ecosystems
#searesearch for #climate and #biodiversity
@uva_amsterdam
#waddenzee
#digitaltwins

#scholeksters #goudplevieren #wad #waddenzee #rust #relaxen #natuurfotografie #vogels #birds #waddensea #WereldErfgoedWaddenZee

Individual red knots🐦 have different characters. This seem important for the resilience of the whole group. Selin Ersoy studied for the 1st time that behaviour observed in experimental settings corresponds with actual real-life behavioural strategies in the #WaddenSea.
Fast explorers use more visual foraging and eat soft prey such as worms, while slow explorers use tactile foraging and feed on hard-shelled prey such as cockles.
https://www.nioz.nl/en/news/adventurous-bird-personalities-can-help-population-cope-with-climate-change
#searesearch for #climate and #biodiversity