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Photo-impression Symposium Towards a sustainable Ems-Dollard estuary

June 25

Poster Symposium at the window of Hotel de Boegschroef in the harbour of Delfzijl
Welcome with coffee and tee
Klaas Deen and Victor de Jonge arriving
Welcome with coffee and tee
Welcome with coffee and tee
Jouke van Dijk, chair Waddenacademie: Opening and welcome
Franciscus Colijn, emeritus professor Institut für Küstenforschung, Helmholtz Zentrum Geesthacht was moderator of the day
Gerald Herrling (MARUM, Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen, Germany) talking about Historical development of the Ems-Dollard estuary and reconstruction of the tidal regime prior to major human impacts
The audience
Gerald Herrling
Discussion with the audience
The audience
Discussion with the audience
Martin Baptist (Waddenacademie) about Monitoring the Ems-Dollard ecosystem -towards a common integrated monitoring program
Discussion with the audience
Eelke Folmer (NIOZ): Informing the Future by Learning from the Recent Past-Lessons from spatio-temporal analyses of mussel beds and intertidal seagrass populations
The audience
The audience
Lunch
Tanya Compton (NIOZ, the Netherlands) Macrozoobenthos community of the Ems-Dollard - why is it as it is now
Tanya Compton (NIOZ, the Netherlands) Macrozoobenthos community of the Ems-Dollard - why is it as it is now
Victor de Jonge (University of Hull, UK) Assessing ecological quality in estuarine and coastal systems – functional perspective
The audience
Moderator Franciscus Colijn leading the discussion
onique van den Dungen (Groningen Seaports, the Netherlands) Ten years impact monitoring in the Ems- Dollard estuary - lessons learnt
The audience
Coffee break in the afternoon with the harbour of Delfzijl in the bakcground
Iris Vis (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, the Netherlands) Port added value in regional development and sustainable logistics
Beatrice Claus (WWF Germany) about Masterplan Ems 2050
Tom Maris (Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium) MONEOS, TIDE and the lessons for the Ems-Dollard estuary
networking during the break
All symposium participants received a copy of the book: Because Nature is dear to us
Dinner in Hotel de Boegschroef

June 26

Participants gathering for the excursion
Two sailing vessels: de Groene Eenvoud and te Willem Jacob
The excursion departs from the harbour of Delfzijl
Explanation about the trip in the Ems-Dollard
Coffee and some explanation on board of the Groene Eenvoud
On board of the groene Eenvoud and the willem Jakob in the background
The Willem Jacob leaving the harbour of Delfzijl
The Willem Jacob with the Groene Eenvoud in the background
Leaving the harbour of Delfzijl
In the Ems-Dollard
Sailing
Saling
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
harbor seal lying in the sunat Hond-Paap
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
RTV Noord making an item or the regional news
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
During low tide on the Hond-Paap
Sailing to Punt van Reide
on board
Explanation about the route along the punt van Reide
on board of te Willem Jacob
Back in the harbour of Delfzijl
Back in the harbour of Delfzijl

Photography June 25: Zwanette Jager, ZiltWater Advies
Photography June 26: Henk Postma http://wad-mooi.nl/ and Zwanette Jager