A project was set up in 1996 to monitor management regimes (shrub removal, grazing and mowing) implemented in different nature reserves along the west Belgian coast. The project integrates botanical, zoological, hydrological and pedological research at several levels (Bonte et al., 1997). The soil study aims to produce a comprehensive and effective system of soil description, and in this paper we propose the methodology used for recording soil characteristics at the most detailed research level. The initial period of the monitoring project runs for 3 years
The Dutch coastal dunes carry a rich and varied flora. This richness is dependent on the local mosai...
A long-term monitoring program (ranging from 16 to 77 years) on the Dutch Wadden Sea Islands provide...
A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the University of Wolverhampton for ...
Humus profiles of dune soils on 46 sites along the Flemish coast and in northwest France were classi...
A chronosequence, up to 60 years old, was investigated in the Westhoek Nature Reserve. Root growth o...
Thesis submitted to the State University of Ghent, Belgium, in partial fulfilment of the requirement...
Grey dunes are a priority habitat type of the European Union Habitats Directive and demand special a...
Research was conducted in the nature reserve De Westhoek (B) in order to estimate the hydrological i...
This report forms part of an interdisciplinary survey on landscape ecology of the Dutch coastal dune...
It is important to understand the effects of coastal change on the migration of coastal dune environ...
A short history of Dutch dune vegetation research is presented as an introduction to the present res...
When considering the large amount of work done on dune ecology, and that a number of the classical e...
For a number of infiltrated coastal dune areas it is discussed to what extent artificial infiltratio...
Basiphilous pioneer species are among the most endangered plant species in The Netherlands. They fin...
Being a priority habitat type of the EU Habitat Directive, conservation and management of grey dunes...
The Dutch coastal dunes carry a rich and varied flora. This richness is dependent on the local mosai...
A long-term monitoring program (ranging from 16 to 77 years) on the Dutch Wadden Sea Islands provide...
A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the University of Wolverhampton for ...
Humus profiles of dune soils on 46 sites along the Flemish coast and in northwest France were classi...
A chronosequence, up to 60 years old, was investigated in the Westhoek Nature Reserve. Root growth o...
Thesis submitted to the State University of Ghent, Belgium, in partial fulfilment of the requirement...
Grey dunes are a priority habitat type of the European Union Habitats Directive and demand special a...
Research was conducted in the nature reserve De Westhoek (B) in order to estimate the hydrological i...
This report forms part of an interdisciplinary survey on landscape ecology of the Dutch coastal dune...
It is important to understand the effects of coastal change on the migration of coastal dune environ...
A short history of Dutch dune vegetation research is presented as an introduction to the present res...
When considering the large amount of work done on dune ecology, and that a number of the classical e...
For a number of infiltrated coastal dune areas it is discussed to what extent artificial infiltratio...
Basiphilous pioneer species are among the most endangered plant species in The Netherlands. They fin...
Being a priority habitat type of the EU Habitat Directive, conservation and management of grey dunes...
The Dutch coastal dunes carry a rich and varied flora. This richness is dependent on the local mosai...
A long-term monitoring program (ranging from 16 to 77 years) on the Dutch Wadden Sea Islands provide...
A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the University of Wolverhampton for ...