In May 2026, Janneke van der Loop participated in the international GuardIAS Workshop on Invasive Freshwater Plant Management in Ghent, where researchers, managers and policymakers from [...]
The book 'American bird cherry; from forest pest to forest tree' is already more than 10 years old, but still relevant. And that's why we're offering the (free) download now [...]
On 17 and 18 March 2026, a conference on invasive exotic species "Nationell konferensen om invasiva främmande arter" will be held in Uppsala, Sweden. At this fully booked meeting with [...]
Trade magazine My Nature interviewed Jessica Snoek, the new project leader of LIFE Resilias for the autumn issue of 2025. The article 'New insights argue for different approach to invasive exotic species [...]
The French government, together with species, biodiversity and invasive species organisations, organises exchanges on invasive species between policymakers and researchers. Introduction by Bart Nyssen at Atelier 1: How [...]
To better understand the impact of bird cherry on the rejuvenation of native tree species, the Technical University of Dresden conducted a five-year study followed by [...]
It is now clear that the complete elimination of water crassula is not feasible in many cases. The European LIFE project Resilias is therefore committed to controlling these [...]
Rob van der Burg is an ecologist at Bosgroep Zuid Nederland and co-responsible for implementing, monitoring and evaluating the ecosystem approach to Asian knotweed in stream valleys within [...]
On roadsides, the ecosystem approach to Japanese knotweed seems to be moving in the right direction. Since 2021, Janneke van der Loop has been tracking the [...]
We are now halfway through the project and (in Nature Today) are looking at the progress, the [...]