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Mogelijkheden voor realisatie van vleermuisvoorzieningen bij een pompgebouwtje, ter compensatie van de sloop van twee dienstwoningen te Hoenderloo.
De Zoogdiervereniging begeleidt de sloop van een tweetal dienstwoningen te Hoenderloo in opdracht van het Ministerie van Defensie. De woningen zijn in gebruik als verblijfplaatsen voor vleermuizen1. Sloop van deze woningen is ontheffingsplichtig in het kader van de Flora- en faunawet. Recentelijk is... -
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Lutra 56(1)_Canters_Editorial_2013
Moving mammals The only personal, tangible experience I have had that relates in any way to the 1997 Kyoto climate treaty (official lifespan: 2002-2012, so now assigned to the dustbin of history…) are the ‘Kyoto cookies’ on the shelves of my local supermarket. I can’t remember whether the point... -
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Lutra 56(1)_Beemster & Vulink_2013
The long-term influence of grazing by livestock on common vole and raptors in man-made wetlands in the Netherlands Several studies have examined the effects of grazing by wild ungulates or livestock on the abundance of small mammals; some studies have also examined the effects on the abundance of... -
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Lutra 56(1)_Boonstra et al_2013
Harbour porpoises ( Phocoena phocoena) in the Marsdiep area, the Netherlands: new investigations in a historical study area The harbour porpoise ( Phocoena phocoena) returned in Dutch waters in the late 20th century after a nearabsence of approximately three decades. Inspired by historical studies... -
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Lutra 56(1)_Geelhoed et al_2013
Abundance of harbour porpoises ( Phocoena phocoena) on the Dutch Continental Shelf, aerial surveys in July 2010-March 2011 The harbour porpoise ( Phocoena phocoena) is the most abundant marine mammal species in Dutch waters. Nevertheless until 2010 abundance estimates for the entire Dutch... -
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Lutra 56(1)_Mulder_2013
The raccoon dog ( Nyctereutes procyonoides) in the Netherlands – its present status and a risk assessment The raccoon dog ( Nyctereutes procyonoides) was introduced from East Asia into the former USSR between 1928 and 1957. Since then it has colonised a large part of Europe and is considered an... -
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Lutra 56(2)_Canters & Verboom_Editorial_2013
Visions of nature For a young child, nature can be exciting, providing endless opportunities to play and discover its diversity. There are many ways to trigger and develop children’s interest in nature. Regular visits to an interesting area, for instance, can spark a familiarity and a growing... -
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Lutra 56(2)_Dekker et al_2013
Habitat use by female Geoffroy’s bats ( Myotis emarginatus) at its two northernmost maternity roosts and the implications for their conservation Geoffroy’s bat ( Myotis emarginatus) has four known breeding colonies in the Netherlands. Two of these are the known most northerly maternity roosts of the... -
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Lutra 56(2)_Gravendeel, de Groot & Kik et al_2013
The first wolf found in the Netherlands in 150 years was the victim of a wildlife crime On July 4th 2013 a dead subadult female wolf-like canid was found by the roadside between Luttelgeest and Marknesse in the Noordoostpolder in the central part of the Netherlands. As the last observations of wild... -
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Lutra 56(2)_Hovens & Rijkers_2013
On the origins of the Exmoor pony: did the wild horse survive in Britain? The Exmoor pony is considered the most primitive horse breed of Great Britain, but not a type of wild horse. In this article we draw upon historical descriptions, the literature on anatomical and morphological characteristics... -
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Lutra 56(2)_Margry_2013_lowres
A new record of taiga shrew ( Sorex isodon Turov, 1924), from Sogn og Fjordane, Norway The taiga shrew ( Sorex isodon) has been known to be present in Norway since 1968, initially in the counties of Troms and Hedmark, and, more recently, in Sogn og Fjordane County. In the summer of 2011 a dead...