Wetland ecology and marsh birds
Great reed warblers in the Reeuwijkse Plassen
In 2018 the reed fringes around lakes in the Reeuwijkse Plassen were investigated for their suitability as a breeding biotope for great reed warblers. Characteristics such as stem density, height, water depth and embankment have been mapped for the most important reeds. Based on this a plan was made for design and management. The project was commissioned by Vogelbescherming Nederland (Birdlife Netherlands) and in collaboration with Watersnip Advies.
Other Wetland ecology and marsh birds projects
- Conservation of the great reed warbler in the Netherlands
- Potential habitat for great reed warbler in National Park Weerribben and Wieden
- Effects of goose grazing on marsh vegetation
- Restoring wetlands in the Reeuwijkse Plassen
- Area agreement Eastern Vechtplassen
- Conservation of black terns in Zuid-Holland
- Black tern nest predation study
Lowland Ecology Network
The Lowland Ecology Network is a network of freelancers who focus on ecological research, advice and communication. The emphasis is on nature protection of wetlands at home and abroad. Each participant has specific expertise and as a network we can respond fast and quickly solve complex issues. We are wel connected with experts on subjects such as photography / film, design and nature legislation.
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