
The 13th International Scientific Wadden Sea Symposium was held 21-23 November in Leeuwarden, Netherlands, bringing together over 200 scientists, policy-makers, managers and other stakeholders from the entire Wadden Sea region,...[more]
On 24-26 September 2012, a workshop on predictive mapping was held at the Kreishaus Husum. A summary report of this workshop is now available. [more]
In November 2012 a special issue of the scientific journal ‘Netherlands Journal of Geosciences’ is published.[more]
In 2012 the greatest number of Harbour and Grey seals since the beginning of the Wadden Sea-wide seal count in 1975 has been counted, informs the Trilateral Seal Expert group, consisting of experts from the Netherlands, Germany...[more]
In December 2010 the trilateral scientific symposium ‘Towards a trilateral research agenda’ was organised by the Waddenacademie and several international partners. The symposium has led to the publication of a special issue on...[more]
Scientific Director Jouke van Dijk just returned from a visit to Japan. He was here at invitation of Yoshitsugu Hayashi of the Nagoya University as an expert to brainstorm about the Grene-city project and give an Invited Lecture .[more]
The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS) regularly publishes a newsletter. The newsletter links to the latest information on the website of the CWSS and waddensea-worldheritage. [more]
IIASA Director Board member of the Wadden Academy Prof. Pavel Kabat met on Monday, 15 October with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.[more]
Dwarf eelgrass (Zostera noltii) in the northern Wadden Sea is much more resilient than previously thought. Changing circumstances in the sea therefore do not form a major threat to this species. A newly discovered survival...[more]
From 25-27 September a workshop is taking place at the Kreishaus Nordfriesland in Husum (Germany). [more]
Every year in The Netherlands, the ‘North Sea Days’ are organised. This is a platform where scientists, policymakers and industry interested in the North Sea meet.[more]
European perspective in landscape research[more]
The preliminary programme of the 13th International Scientific Wadden Sea Symposium (ISWSS) entitled ‘An integrated approach to emerging challenges in a World Heritage site’ (21-23 November 2012, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands) is...[more]
On November 19 and 20 of this year, the programme ‘Towards a Rich Wadden Sea’ and the Wadden Academy organise a workshop on current Dutch projects studying the role of mussels & mussel beds in the Wadden Sea ecosystem. Organizers...[more]
The final OURCOAST Brochure “Integrated Coastal Zone Management: OURCOAST outcomes and lessons learned” is now available online, as well as the Executive’s Summaries translated in ten languages.[more]
In a paper in the international scientific journal Ocean & Coastal Management, the Waddenacademie and co-authors sketch the challenges that the Wadden Sea Region is facing in relation to global change and globalization. An...[more]
It has always been a mystery why seagrasses are the only vascular plants that can survive at the bottom of the sea despite lethal concentrations of sulphides. In a joint study by the University of Groningen, Radboud University...[more]
The Wadden Sea Forum (WSF) is an independent platform of stakeholders from Denmark, Germany and The Netherlands to contribute to an advanced and sustainable development of the trilateral Wadden Sea Region.[more]
The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS) regularly publishes a newsletter. The newsletter links to the latest information on the website of the CWSS and waddensea-worldheritage.[more]
Oerol en de Waddenacademie verzorgen samen een serie lezingen rondom kunst, wetenschap en landschap tijdens het Oerol festival van 15 tot en met 24 juni op Terschelling. [more]
On June 6th Katy Börner, current KNAW Visiting Professor and guest at DANS and the e-humanities group, gives a public lecture on the topic ‘Mining, mapping and accelerating Science and Technology’.[more]
Het visretourwiel brengt ingezogen vissen in koelwatersystemen van energiecentrales weer ongeschonden naar het water van oorsprong. Daarmee helpt het mee de massale vissterfte van meestal jonge visjes in energiecentrales te...[more]
On April 19th, two members of the Wadden Academy were present at the Wetsus' theme meetings other workshops. [more]
On the 12th an 13th of April 2012 the meeting of the Board and the Advisory Committee of the Wadden Academy took place at a special location, IIASA in Laxenburg.[more]
Onlangs is de ‘Stichting Maritiem Erfgoed Gouden Eeuw Waddengebied’, kortweg genoemd ‘Stichting 1666’, opgericht. Een initiatief van twee onderzoekers naar de maritieme geschiedenis in dit gebied, historicus dr. Anne Doedens uit...[more]
The Dutch Delta is vulnerable to the possible consequences of climate change, such as sea level rise and higher river discharges. Strengthening the dykes to become ‘unbreachable’ (Delta dykes) may effectively reduce the flooding...[more]
Based on the latest scientific evidence, the London Planet Under Pressure conference, which takes place from 26 – 29 March, will provide a comprehensive update of our knowledge of the Earth system and the pressure our planet is...[more]
In line with the 2012 Rio+20 theme 'Green Economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication', Delta Alliance is looking for innovative and creative solutions to deal with the acute challenges that deltas...[more]
GRONINGEN - Hoogleraar dieren-ecologie Theunis Piersma, van de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, heeft uit China een bedrag van 200.000 euro gekregen voor onderzoek.[more]
The 13th International Scientific Wadden Sea Symposium will be held on 21-23 November 2012 in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands.[more]
Laxenburg, Austria – 01 February 2012 Water and climate expert Professor Pavel Kabat has been appointed Director of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Austria, effective today, February 1, 2012. [more]
The 25th biennial congress of the Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape (PECSRL) will be held in Fryslân at 20-24 August 2012.[more]
In preparation for the Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in June 2012, the Delta Alliance invites young Delta Professionals around the world to present their solutions to the challenges which river...[more]
The board of the Wadden Academy visited Copenhagen at the invitation of the Danish research institutions engaged in waddenrelated research on November 3. Host of the day was Prof. Morten Pejrup of the University of Copenhagen....[more]
The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat, Wilhelmshaven, seeks the employment, at the earliest possible date, of a Scientific Officer (m/f, full time) to coordinate and implement the Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program and to...[more]
In de serie opinieartikelen in het Friesch Dagblad, die op initiatief van de Waddenacademie tot stand komen is een artikel verschenen van Theunis Piersma.[more]
De Noordpolder: een uitgestrekt boerenlandschap in het noorden van Groningen. Bekend van het getijdenhaventje Noordpolderzijl, met het aanpalende Zielhoes, uitkijkend over de kwelders - in de verte Rottumeroog en Rottumerplaat.[more]
The Dutch Wadden Sea Islands originated some six thousand years ago. Since then they have changed continuously.[more]
Prof. dr. Pavel Kabat will become the new director of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) ( www.iiasa.ac.at). He will start in this new international and highly prestigious...[more]
The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the Christian-Albrechts-University at Kiel, Germany, in a joint procedure with the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) in Bremerhaven, member of the...[more]
The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS) regularly publishes a newsletter. The newsletter links to the latest information on the website of the CWSS.[more]
Delta World Summit 2011 took place from 21 to 24 November 2011 in Jakarta and was organized by the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) / Delta Alliance - Indonesia Wing.[more]
Robbert Dijkgraaf, current President of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, has been appointed Director of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. He will take up his post on 1 July 2012.[more]
A major step towards joint programming in marine and maritime sciences was carried out on 16 September when the European Commission issued its recommendation on the research joint programming initiative ?Healthy and Productive...[more]
The Open Science Conference of the program Land-Ocean Interactions in the Coastal Zone (LOICZ) was held from 12-15 September in Yantai (China).[more]
Ecological theory predicts that animal movement is shaped by its efficiency of resource acquisition. Focusing solely on efficiency, however, ignores the fact that animal activity can affect resource availability and distribution....[more]
The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS) regularly publishes a newsletter. The newsletter links to the latest information on the website of the CWSS.[more]
The International Conference Dynamic Deltas on Safety and Sustainability in rural delta regions will be held April 17-20, 2012 in Vlissingen, the Netherlands. Please mark the conference in your agenda! [more]
Part-time Professor of Morphodynamics of Lagoons & Estuaries at Delft University of Technology, Department of Hydraulic Engineering.[more]
On 11-12 May 2011, a workshop on the landscape and cultural heritage of the Wadden Sea Region was held in Ribe on invitation by the Danish Cultural Heritage Agency in cooperation with the Danish Nature Agency and the CWSS (Common...[more]
Early in 2011, the Academy adopted a policy on open access and digital preservation for its research organisation. This flyer is intended to clarify matters for Academy researchers. [more]
The European Tourism Futures Institute (ETFI) is organising an international conference on Tourism Futures from the 2nd till the 5th of November 2011 to celebrate the 10th aniversary of the Tourism Management Studies at Stenden...[more]
On 12 and 13 May 2011 the Waddenacademie visited the AWI Wadden Sea Station on the German island Sylt.[more]
The firsts world's largest open scientific and government conference on World Delta Summit 2011 will be held in Jakarta, Indonesia in 21-24 November 2011 combining science, policy and practice elements. The event will be...[more]
Concluding a 2-day international workshop in Wilhelmshaven, 35 experts from the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Iceland, Russia, England, Mauritania, Senegal, Kenya and the United States underlined the importance of international...[more]
The QSR Synthesis Report 2010 is now published on the CWSS website. A printed version is in preparation. The synthesis report summarizes the main findings from 30 thematic reports of the QSR 2009 and the 12th International Wadden...[more]
The International Symposium on the Ecology of the Wadden Sea is a joined initiative of NIOZ, DELTARES, IMARES, Wadden Academy and ZKO[more]
The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS) regularly publishes a newsletter. The newsletter links to the latest information on the website of the CWSS.[more]
During the trilateral scientific symposium 'Towards a trilateral research agenda' in Leeuwarden the first joint transnational call for Wadden Sea research was signed.[more]
The first international delta conference Deltas in Times of Climate Change took place 29 September - 1 October 2010 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands and was a tremendous success. The conference attracted over 1.200 participants from...[more]
The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS) regularly publishes a newsletter. The newsletter links to the latest information on the website of the CWSS.[more]
Organized by Waddenacademie-KNAW and RWS Centre for Water Management, Thursday 4 November 2010, Nieuweschans (NL).[more]
Bonn (Germany), 27 August 2010 - Alien wildlife species are multiplying around Europe's Wadden Sea, posing a serious threat to biodiversity. The warning came in a new report launched on Wadden Sea Day - a platform for recent...[more]
Scientific symposium on the Wadden Sea Region: towards a trilateral research agenda 8-10 december 2010, Leeuwarden[more]
The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS) regularly publishes a newsletter. The newsletter links to the latest information on the website of the CWSS. The CWSS newsletter June 2010 provides information about: [more]
In the project "WADDENSLEUTELS" several Dutch nature conservation organizations and research institutes collaborate to a address the basic threats to the Wadden Sea ecosystem, and to formulate recommendations for practical...[more]
In the latest issue of INPRINT, the newsletter of the LOICZ-project (Land-Ocean Interactions in the Coastal Zone), an article is published on the overall goals of the Wadden Academy and examples of knowledge gaps related to the...[more]
Bestuurslid van de Waddenacademie Peter Herman is een van de twee moderatoren van de sessie klimaatverandering en estuariene ecosystemen tijdens het grote Deltacongres, "Deltas in Times of Climate Change", 29 September-2...[more]
The Quality Status Report 2009 (QSR 2009) was prepared to update the findings of the QSR 2004 and to provide input into the Trilateral Governmental Conference on Sylt on 18 March 2010.[more]
The annual Waddenacademie Prize is a monetary award of 5000 euro by the Waddenacademie, an institute of the Royal Dutch Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW). With the Prize, the Waddenacademie seeks to stimulate young researchers...[more]
OURCOAST NEWS is a newsletter produced by the OURCOAST consortium for coastal authorities, managers, decision-makers and the coastal stakeholders community. It will be published every three months during the project duration.[more]