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As part of the LifeWatch Flanders advisory board, LifeWatch Belgium organises a session around Co
 
Forum for Science, Doubt & Art
The GUM (Ghent University Museum & Botanical Garden) is the first officially recognized university museum in Flanders. Located in the heart of the University’s Botanical Garden, a green gem in the city of Ghent, the museum and garden form a unified entity. Together, the GUM and the Botanical Garden...
 
Science Day 2024: Hight-T at Sea
Are you interested in marine research? Or would you like to explore a research vessel?
 
  First ETN datasets available through GBIF
The first datasets from the Permanent Belgian Acoustic Receiver Network are now available via GBIF. Over 507,000 fish tracking records from Belgian waters offer new insights into species movement and biodiversity. 
  Marine Regions hosts introductory meeting for renewed Editorial Community
Renewed Editorial Community meets as part of Ocean Decade Project Action 
Taking the next step: In-situ imaging data through the Video Plankton Recorder
Zooplankton and phytoplankton are essential to coastal ecosystems, playing crucial roles in marine food webs. Environmental changes like climate change and pollution threaten these delicate communities, making monitoring crucial. The Video Plankton Recorder (VPR), integrated with LifeWatch...
NEOBITA 2024 - International conference on biologicial invasions
The 13th edition of the Neobita conference on biological invasions is hosted at the University of
BioSpace25 - Biodiversity insight from Space
BIOSPACE25 is the first international conference exclusively dedicated to the application of Sate
Biodiversity Monitoring in Luxembourg
From the onset of biodiversity monitoring in Luxembourg around 15 years ago, field data have been