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Thursday 18 August 2022

Wadden Sea and Inland Waters Swimway

In this report you can find all initiatives that are jointly being undertaken in the Netherlands to create a Wadden Sea area that is teeming with fish.

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Monday 23 May 2022

15th International Scientific Wadden Sea Symposium

There has been a trilateral symposium to stress the importance of science for the management of the Wadden Sea World Heritage in the context of climate change. The report of this scientific symposium that is been held every four years is now available.

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Tuesday 29 March 2022

Artificial light at night (ALAN)

There is increasing evidence that artificial light at night (ALAN) alters behaviour, space usage, migration, physiology, development and reproduction in almost all groups of organisms, including plants and micro-organisms. PRW, in the context of the Trilateral Dark Sky initiative, has commissioned a review of this in cooperation with the Common Wadden Sea Secretariat and the Partnership hub.

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Thursday 3 February 2022

Factsheet Dark Sky in English

Here you can find the English version of the Factsheet Dark Sky.

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Friday 30 April 2021

Aan het woord…Frank Ahlhorn

An interview with Frank Ahlhorn. Since August 2020 I am the Managing Director of the Wadden Sea Forum (WSF), an independent multi-stakeholder forum for the trilateral Wadden Sea region.

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Friday 19 March 2021

Where Mud matters

The current mud dynamics in the Wadden Sea are strongly influenced by human activities and interventions, including dredging waterways and the use of mud for land reclamation. In this context, mud is understood to mean sediment with a grain size of less than 63 micrometers. For the trilateral Wadden Sea, a good insight into the mud balance is lacking. The Wadden Academy and Programme towards a Rich Wadden Sea (PRW) asked Deltares to start a study on this. Where does the mud come from, what happens to the mud in the Wadden Sea and what are the possible consequences of human intervention. This report Where Mud matters – Towards a Mud Balance for the Trilateral Wadden Sea
Area: Mud supply, transport and deposition provides the first mud balance for the trilateral Wadden Sea.

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Thursday 4 March 2021

Climate adaptation for the Wadden Sea coast in the 21st century – Visualising tasks and future courses

This is a strategy for climate adaptation on the Wadden coast that sets priorities, inspires and looks forward towards an attractive, integrated, climate-resistant future in the 21st century. We here offer a perspective on the future of the Wadden coast in the form of an adaptation strategy. PRW is supported in this project by Strootman Landschapsarchitecten. Several working sessions with sounding board groups and experts have provided valuable input and lively discussion. This report is the result.

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Thursday 7 January 2021

How manual cockle-raking may affect availibilty of cockles for oystercatchers in the Dutch Wadden Sea

A report on how manual cockle-raking may affect availability of cockles Cerastoderma edulefor oystercatchers Haematopus ostralegus in the Dutch Wadden Sea.

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Wednesday 16 December 2020

Simultaneous January 2020 waterbird and wetland census along the East Atlantic Flyway: National Reports

In January 2020 the third Total Count of the East Atlantic Flyway was organized. All waterbirds wintering along the coast from Norway till South Africa were counted. This collaboration and simultaneous count is of upmost importance to gain insight into the trends of the various bird populations using the Flyway. The now published basic report gives a first overview of the bird numbers counted in 32 countries along the Flyway.  (Pdf, 12 Mb)

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Monday 9 November 2020

Climate change effect on Wadden Sea birds along the East-Atlantic flyway

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