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02/04/2020
Observing two Peregrine falcon couples who installed their nests in Brussels
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Reinout Verbeke
23/08/2017
Marine mammals in Belgium in 2016
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Kelle MoreauIn a new annual report, our scientists collect the available information on marine mammals in Belgium in 2016.
06/07/2017
Algal Bloom Along Belgian Coast Detected From Space
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Kelle MoreauIn 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.
30/03/2017
Aerial Surveillance Results 2016
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[displayName]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.
17/03/2017
Update on the Environmental Effects of Wind farms in Belgian Waters
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[displayName]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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