Coastal Rewilding &
Experimental Ecology Research Group

Coastal Rewilding & Experimental Ecology Research Group

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Do you see the “S” of “seagrass” planted in the sand?

Last week we (Karin Didderen, Fee Smulders, and I) were …

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Seagrass ecosystem multifunctionality under the rise of a flagship marine megaherbivore

How does ecosystem functioning change now megaherbivores are returning? In …

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Documentary ‘Leatherback’

— Update, Sept 2022 — The documentary won the “Gouden …

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Restoring Bonaire’s seagrasses and mangroves a checkerboard at a time

Seagrass and Mangroves on Bonaire can use a helping hand. …

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Fish can protect ecosystems from invasive seagrass

One grazer is not like another. Where sea turtle grazing …

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Savannas of the sea: “Pristine seagrass meadows were often heavily grazed”

WUR press release: Seagrasses are important for our coastal protection, …

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The price turtles pay for your perfect vacation photo

Unregulated feeding of marine wildlife by tour operators impacts the …

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ReViFES fieldwork North Sea

How to better start the academic year than with some …

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Can we improve coastal restoration by temporarily imitating nature? Yes we can!

Coastal ecosystems are in rapid decline around the world. Restoring …

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Turtle cams & seagrass experiments in the Bahamas & Bonaire

In november Fee Smulders and I visited the Islands Bonaire …

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