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MSc thesis or internship: restoration ecology Swedish Peatlands
A new large FORMAS-funded project (FORMAS = Swedish research council) will evaluate the effect of rewetting drained peatlands on hydrology, water chemistry, greenhouse gases, and vegetation. Many drained peatlands in Sweden are cu ...
Supervisor: dr. G. Granath (Uppsala University), dr. Juul Limpens (PEN)
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
MSc thesis or internship: field campaign for assessing Safe operating Space for European peatlands
Wetlands store significant amounts of soil carbon and freshwater on Earth, regulate climate and flooding, and provide habitat for biodiversity and people. Yet, over a third of the global wetlands have disappeared, with the most se ...
Supervisor: Enahu.Tahitu@wur.nl, Juul.Limpens@wur.nl, Milena.Holmgren@wur.nl
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
MSc internships: citizen science and nature education to support wetland restoration in Europe
Support of local communities is essential for upscaling ecological restoration. Environmental education and citizen science projects can facilitate local participation, strengthen community ties with nature, and contribute to pro ...
Supervisor: Juul.Limpens@wur.nl, Milena.Holmgren@wur.nl
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
MSc thesis or MSc internship: developing peatland restoration monitoring protocol for Irish peatland
Background Peatlands are the world’ champion in storing atmospheric carbon for millennia as long as they remain wet. Once the peat layers become exposed to oxygen, for example after drainage, the stored carbon is lost to the  ...
Supervisor: Jose van Paassen, Juul Limpens
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
Plant biodiversity and ecosystem functioning
Various studies have shown that local losses in plant diversity (also called alpha diversity loss) can decrease the functioning of ecosystems, including their ability to produce biomass. What is less known, is whether another comm ...
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Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
Nitrogen deposition, plant traits, and carbon storage
Natural grasslands store large amounts of carbon, and the vast majority of this carbon is stored belowground. But in the Netherlands, various nature areas are exposed to high levels of nitrogen deposition. How does this affect the ...
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Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
Insect biodiversity in vegetable allotments
Are you interested in greenery and health? Plants, animals, and people? We are looking for a student for a socio-ecological research project, someone who is willing to conduct interviews as well as count moths. The setting involve ...
Supervisor: Fons van der Plas, Marthe Derkzen
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
Stage standplaatscondities en veldscans van zeldzame plantensoorten in het heuvelland (Zuid-Limburg)
Het Zuid-Limburgse Heuvelland staat bekend om zijn vele bijzondere plantensoorten. Een groot aantal wordt echter bedreigd in zijn voortbestaan en staat op de rode lijst. Populaties van plantensoorten nemen af in aantal en omvang d ...
Supervisor: Philippine Vergeer, iemand van Bosgroep Zuid Nederland
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
Restoring pollinator habitats: where, for what and by whom?
Pollinators play a key role in crop and wildflower pollination, but populations show steep declines driven by human disturbances. Despite substantial efforts in Europe to reverse this negative trend, pollinators remain severely th ...
Supervisor: Remco Ploeg
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
Effects of different mowing regimes on botanical biodiversity in grassland road verges. Can we fight climate change?
New studies suggest that climate change has a detrimental effect on grassland biodiversity. Additionally grasslands are still pressured by nitrogen deposition. Can we deal with this by changing the mowing regime? To study this ...
Supervisor: Wiene Bakker & Philippine Vergeer
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group
 
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