The world’s population is consistently increasing and as such is the demand for food. Current industrial farming methods pollute the environment and are unsustainable on multiple levels. To be able to feed future populations it is necessary to look for new, efficient, and more sustainable ways to feed …

This report presents 1) a biodiversity baseline study conducted in the restored areas of the Mushullakta community, Napo, Ecuador, and 2) a community-based monitoring protocol for ongoing biodiversity monitoring. Monitoring is a vital part of conservation and restoration, as it provides practitioners …

Calibration Session, NoorderRuimte, Research Centre for Built Environment, Steering Group and Professors.

Site visit of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) panel in the context of RICS Europe Accreditation

Presentation, held at the 24th IAPS Conference. In accordance with the IAPS mission (www.iaps-association.org), the conference did address the study of the interrelations between the social, the built and the natural environment, and the impacts on them. The conference theme turns the spotlight on to …

Lyme borreliosis, commonly known as Lyme disease, is a vector-borne disease that is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato. Infected ticks can transmit this disease and infect humans. Decreasing human Lyme infections could be achieved by vegetation control , since mortality and questing …