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Six interdisciplinary teams were awarded a seed money grant in the second call for seed money.

We are standing at the beginning of a global deforestation curve, states Carina van der Laan. Her PhD defence led to an article in De Volkskrant.

Rob Fraaije receives doctorate degree on river restoration

Nature-friendly agriculture can be economically viable, says Rosalien Jezeer from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ in a OneWorld article. 

Joris Cromsigt werd geïnterviewd in het NRC over het bijvoeren van grote grazers in de Oostvaardersplassen.

Pita Verweij in Trouw over Rokbar, de vrouwvriendelijke chocoladereep.

Tegenlicht interviewde Pita Verweij over het prijskaartje dat natuurbeschermers steeds vaker aan natuur hangen.

Ecosystems can only function well if there is a diverse mixture of plants across the landscape.

A framework is proposed of actions to ensure that China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) delivers sustainable and resilient infrastructure investment.

This year's hot, dry summer is resulting in more unripe acorns on the ground, posing a danger for multiple animal species, including horses.

As wolves re-establish themselves in the Netherlands, researchers put forward recommendations for protecting wolves and preventing them from attacking livestock

The Future Food Utrecht Hub has awarded its first seed money grants to six interdisciplinary teams.

A new study in Science co-authored by Joeri Zwerts shows that in the long run tropical forests will continue to store high levels of carbon under high temperatures, but there is a limit.

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ researchers attend kick off of programme contributing to effective restoration and sustainable use of the Brazilian Atlantic rainforest.

The Geo-Sports team narrates the geological history of the Amstel Gold Race and shows the world underneath the course.

Brian Dermody (Sustainable Development) and Marjolein Naudé (Earth Sciences) are the lucky winners of the GEO Teacher Awards 2024. On Thursday 21 December, both received this award.

Lydian Boschman receives the prize for her research on the role that tectonics, palaeogeography and palaeoclimate have played in shaping contemporary biodiversity.

Because of declining concentrations of tritium the conventional way of studying underground flows of water is at risk of becoming useless. A group of researchers including scientists from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ worked out just how long the old tritium method will still be useful across the world.

Vote for Mei Nelissen for the national Woman in the Media Award!

With this knowledge we can better map the consequences of current global warming in the North Sea area.