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Why sandwich terns Sterna sandvicensis work hard in The Netherlands and live leisurely in Belgium
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Beached birds on the Flemish beaches
Strandtellingen van aangespoelde vogels tijdens de winter 2006/2007
Sex-biased mortality of common terns in wind farm collisions
Mammals of the ‘deep’: shipbased surveys of cetaceans in the Belgian part of the North Sea (1992-2008)
Belgian seabird displacement monitoring programme: A feasibility study on future research possibilities
Belgian Seabird Displacement Monitoring Program: Macro-avoidance of GPS-tagged lesser black-backed gulls & potential habituation of auks and gannets
Bird monitoring at offshore wind farms in the Belgian part of the North Sea. Assessing seabird displacement effects
Long-term studies make sense: 50 years of beached bird surveys suggest a strong decrease in oil pollution in Belgian marine waters
Seabird monitoring at offshore wind farms in the Belgian part of the North Sea: Updated results for the Bligh Bank & first results for the Thorntonbank