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Who eats whom? Citizen science maps the web of life
Ecology

Who eats whom? Citizen science maps the web of life

Steijn van Schie -
29 September 2026
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Solutions that work for both ecology and the economy
In business

Solutions that work for both ecology and the economy

Belana van Wijngaarden -
28 September 2026
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It is lions that follow spotted hyenas – not the other way round
Animal behavior

It is lions that follow spotted hyenas – not the other way round

Duuk Roodbol -
9 September 2026
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Mountain summits are gaining plants – but losing their specialists
Ecology

Mountain summits are gaining plants – but losing their specialists

Steijn van Schie -
3 September 2026
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Rodent plague? Plant a hedge
Ecology

Rodent plague? Plant a hedge

Paul Serail -
3 September 2026
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Recovering grasslands remain altered for centuries
Ecology

Recovering grasslands remain altered for centuries

Steijn van Schie -
25 August 2026
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Summertime blues: why toxic algal blooms are closing our swimming spots
5 questions

Summertime blues: why toxic algal blooms are closing our swimming spots

Aafke Kok -
5 August 2026
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The world’s highest-living mammal also proves resistant to a toxic diet
Biology

The world’s highest-living mammal also proves resistant to a toxic diet

Duuk Roodbol -
10 July 2026
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More nature, fewer species than before
Ecology

More nature, fewer species than before

Steijn van Schie -
2 July 2026
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Freshwater nature’s recovery is falling behind
Background

Freshwater nature’s recovery is falling behind

Willy van Strien -
30 June 2026
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