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Daniel Kissling designated as the Netherlands' most prolific biodiversity researcher

2023-05-23

In a new report about biodiversity research in the Netherlands and worldwide, W. Daniel Kissling from the BIOMAC lab has been designated as the most prolific author in biodiversity research in the Netherlands, based on scholarly output.

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Tropical deforestation: elections or bad governance?

2023-05-23

Our recent article in Biological Conservation about the role of elections as drivers of tropical deforestation has received a thoughtful correspondence by Troumbis (2023).

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EuropaBON deliverable on novel technologies for biodiversity monitoring

2023-05-05

Daniel Kissling and Maria Lumbierres contributed to a report on novel methods for biodiversity monitoring.

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Special Issue "LiDAR Metrics for Habitat Condition Indicators"

2023-04-13

W. Daniel Kissling, Yifang Shi and Jinhu Wang are guest editors for a Special Issue on "LiDAR Metrics for Habitat Condition Indicators" in the journal Remote Sensing.

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Plants on Mauritius lose their seed dispersers

2023-03-14

A new paper in Nature Communications shows that introduced species are not able to replace extinct seed dispersers on Mauritius.

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EBV workflow workshop summary

2023-03-07

A short summary of our workshop on Essential Biodiversity Variable workflows is available on the EuropaBON website.

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Building digital twins of ecosystems

2023-02-27

A 20 million euro grant from the Dutch Science Foundation will facilitate the building of digital twins of ecosystems.

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Input document for EBV workflow workshop

2023-02-14

This document provides information on Essential Biodiversity Variable (EBV) workflows in the context of the EuropaBON project.

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New paper on elections as drivers of tropical deforestation

2023-02-06

In this new paper we tested the role of elections as drivers of deforestation at broad geographic scales.

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Infering predator–prey interactions

2023-01-05

This new paper shows how biotic interactions can be inferred, even if little information is available.

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