De IUCN Rode Lijst van de broedvogels in Vlaanderen (2016)

Devos, Koenraad; Anselin, Anny; Driessens, Gerald; Herremans, Marc; Onkelinx, Thierry; Spanoghe, Geert; Stienen, Eric; T’Jollyn, Filiep; Vermeersch, Glenn; Maes, Dirk

doi:10.21436/inbor.11485739

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“…This survey should allow identifying possible food deficiencies on sites where Black-tailed Godwit and/or Curlew are underperforming or absent. (Devos et al, 2016).…”

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“…This survey should allow identifying possible food deficiencies on sites where Black-tailed Godwit and/or Curlew are underperforming or absent. (Devos et al, 2016).…”

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“…Bij de broedvogels werden 178 genoteerd, waaronder 17 uitheemse of exotische soorten. Bij de inheemse soorten werden 92 soorten opgenomen in één van de bedreigingscategorieën van de recente rode lijst 116 . Andere soorten zijn dan weer maatschappelijk belangrijk als invasieve exoot (bv.…”

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Effecten van nachtelijke verlichting op biodiversiteit: Een literatuurstudie voor beleidsondersteuning

2023

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“…Due to the steep population decline observed in Europe since the 1970s, the species has been included as a threatened species in annex I of the European Birds Directive in 1979. In Flanders, the Western marsh harrier appears as an endangered species on the red list of breeding bird species (Devos et al 2016). In the Netherlands, the Western marsh harrier is not listed as a red list species (van Kleunen et al 2017), but breeding populations are in decline since 1990 due to similar pressures as in Flanders (changed land-use, agricultural practices etc.)…”

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“…Trackers are equipped with a ZigBee transceiver and a whip antenna for transmitting data to a base station and for receiving new measurement settings. Unlike other bird tracking studies using similar technology (e.g., Stienen et al 2016), base stations were not set up on fixed locations as breeding sites varied between years. Once the tagged harriers were spotted in their breeding locations, mobile base stations were used to read out data.…”

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GPS tracking data of Western marsh harriers breeding in Belgium and the Netherlands

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Desmet²,

Anselin³

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In this data paper three datasets are described containing GPS tracking and acceleration data of Western marsh harriers (Circus aeruginosus) breeding in Belgium and the Netherlands. The Western marsh harrier is included as a threatened bird species in Annex I of the European Bird Directive due to the steep decline in population densities. In order to collect data of habitat use and migration behaviour, Western marsh harriers were equipped with light-weight solar powered GPS trackers developed by the Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics (IBED) at the University of Amsterdam (University of Amsterdam Bird Tracking System, UvA-BiTS). These trackers automatically collect and store data on the bird’s activity and 3D position in time and transmit these data to ground stations. The datasets were collected by the Research Institute for Nature and Forest (INBO) and the Dutch Montagu’s Harrier Foundation. Tracked Western marsh harriers were breeding in the northeast of the Dutch province of Groningen and on the opposite side of the river Ems in Germany (H_GRONINGEN), in the region of Waterland-Oudeman near the Belgian-Dutch border (MH_WATERLAND), and at the left bank of the Scheldt estuary, close to the Belgian-Dutch border and north of the city of Antwerp (MH_ANTWERPEN). Most individuals remained within 10 km from their nesting sites during the breeding season and wintered in West Africa. H_GRONINGEN contains 987,493 GPS fixes and 3,853,859 acceleration records of four individuals since 2012. MH_WATERLAND contains 377,910 GPS fixes of seven individuals. Sampling in this region began in 2013. Three more Western marsh harriers were tagged in the Scheldt estuary near Antwerp more recently in 2018 (one individual) and 2019 (two individuals) for the MH_ANTWERPEN study, which contains 47,917 GPS fixes and 227,746 acceleration records. The three Western marsh harrier datasets were published as separate studies in Movebank (https://www.movebank.org) and archived as data packages in Zenodo (https://www.zenodo.org) to ensure long-term preservation and versioning of the data.

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De IUCN Rode Lijst van de broedvogels in Vlaanderen (2016)

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Decision Support Tool Grensmaas: Ontwikkeling van een DST-prototype ter ondersteuning van doelstellingen Hoogwaterveiligheid en Natuurontwikkeling in de Gemeenschappelijke Maas

Decision Support Tool Grensmaas: Ontwikkeling van een DST-prototype ter ondersteuning van doelstellingen Hoogwaterveiligheid en Natuurontwikkeling in de Gemeenschappelijke Maas

Effecten van nachtelijke verlichting op biodiversiteit: Een literatuurstudie voor beleidsondersteuning

GPS tracking data of Western marsh harriers breeding in Belgium and the Netherlands

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