In a new report, the RBINS summarises the results of the monitoring and research of marine mammals in Belgium in 2020. Relatively few harbour porpoises washed ashore, while seals continued to gain a foothold.
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08/10/2021
Marine mammals in Belgium in 2020
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21/09/2021
Plastic pollution in the Belgian North Sea: fish safe to eat and plastic fibres everywhere
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Kelle MoreauMore than three quarters of all waste in the Belgian North Sea consists of macroplastics (larger particles of plastic waste), and this is a major source of pollution, especially in the coastal zone.
01/07/2021
Dive into the future at brand-new exhibition Sea Force
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Kelle MoreauAs of this summer, Mechelen is the place to be for an extraordinary day out by the sea.
09/04/2021
Falcons For Everyone 2021
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Charlotte DegueldreFalcons for Everyone is back! Until May 3rd, you can follow the daily lives of two falcon families in Brussels live: watch as the couples hatch, when the chicks come out of their egg and when they finally fly out of the nest.
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06/04/2021
North Sea aerial surveys in 2020
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Kelle MoreauIn 2020, the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS) performed a total of 158 flight hours over the North Sea in the framework of the national programme of aerial surveys.
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