Nature and its lifecycles enter our houses and our day to day lives, during this strange period of confinement …
Nature and its lifecycles enter our houses and our day to day lives, during this strange period of confinement …
In a new annual report, our scientists collect the available information on marine mammals in Belgium in 2016.
In May 2016, scientists observed an intense algal bloom very close to the Belgian coast. They managed this by using the European satellite Sentinel-2. This satellite can help monitor areas that are unreachable for a research vessel.
In 2016 RBINS flew a total of 273 hours on missions to observe the North Sea from the air. Our operators detected 33 instances of pollution caused by vessels at sea: 13 operational discharges and 20 accidental discharges.
In Belgian waters, three wind farms are now operational, one is under construction, and five more will be constructed in the near future.
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