Coastal Rewilding &
Experimental Ecology Research Group

Coastal Rewilding & Experimental Ecology Research Group

"At our research group, we take an optimistic approach, exploring how rewilding can restore ecosystems and boost their resilience in the face of climate change"

Research

Research

We tackle coastal ecosystem challenges through innovative science and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Methods

Methods

We use state of the art methods and experiment with new tools, materials and systems.

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Mesocosm and multistressor experiments

Large scale experiments on ecosystem functioning

Technology-enabled ecological monitoring

Foodweb and trophic analysis

biogeochemical and greenhouse gas measurements

Mesocosm and multistressor experiments

Collaboration

Our projects are multidisciplinary collaborations with people from different institutes and organizations.

We often work internationally, at many different places in the world. Perhaps we work close to you!

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Impact

Sharing knowledge is key to the impact of scientific research. We share our work through university courses and training, as well as by engaging communities and creative storytelling. Have a look at our courses and outreach, or get in touch if you have a question or an idea for collaboration.

News

Stay updated with our latest research breakthroughs, fieldwork stories, and media appearances. Maintained since 2008

Return of the native oyster facilitated by the invasive Pacific Oyster?

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Megaherbivores may impact expansion of invasive seagrass in the Caribbean: our paper in Journal of Ecology

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The potential of using drones and other UAVs in sea turtle research and conservation

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Out today: New Tools to Identify the Location of Seagrass Meadows. Marine Grazers as Habitat Indicators

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Paper out: estimating the exposure to river plumes for coastal ecosystems

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