The Netherlands is aiming for the roll-out of more solar PV. However like many densely populated countries, the country is running into issues of lack of space. Opportunities around infrastructural works like highways provide space without compromising the landscape. Examples of this double use are already …

Organisations of land managers in landscape management face the challenge of combining the need to foster bonding social capital within their member groups with the need to develop bridging social capital with other stakeholders and linking social capital with public authorities. This paper compares …

Congresposter Meetnet TransInsect van het KCNL- Kenniscentrum natuur en leefomgeving. Beschrijft het protocol Meetnet Transinsect wat toepasbaar is binnen het curriculum van de scholen en bijdragen aan het vergroten van de kennis over biodiversiteit in ons land. Het gebruik van het protocol levert een …

Het rapport bevat de onderbouwing voor het onderzoek en de ontwikkeling van het protocol meetnet TransInsect

Stappenplan horend bij het protocol meetnet TransInsect

Dit verslag bestaat uit vier hoofdstukken: de inleiding, de voorbereiding op het veldwerk, het veldwerk en de verwerking van gegevens. Er wordt er ingegaan op hoe het protocol TransInsect verschilt van een originele Tansley opname. Hoeveel tijd de uitvoering kost en welke benodigdheden er nodig zijn …

Substantial changes in the Dutch health care landscape have led to new ways of funding and designing hospitals. Flexibility in the design of hospital real estate provides options to adapt to changing circumstances. FREM plays an important role in managing hospital real estate and the utilization of these …

Despite the notable strides that have been made in terms of participation in sport, women continue to be underrepresented in sport leadership roles such as coaching and officiating. The 2014 United Nations (UN) International Working Group on Women’s Sport (IWG) noted that: ‘Women are significantly under-represented …

Climatecafe Riga produced innovating green infrastructure ideas for climate adaptation in Riga. Space designers, landscape architects, environmental and water engineers, utility specialists and municipal employees attended the international seminar ‘Water and City’ as introduction for Climatecafe Riga …

In this chapter we move back in time, to when it was not an usance to base our city designs on the natural systems of water and ecology. By the end of the 1980s the dogma of separation of functions, and dividing the city in areas for working, living, leisure and traffic was slowly abandoned and especially …