Fish Monitoring in compliance the Water Framework Directive and Habitats Directive
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Details
The main environmental objective of the European Water Framework Directive is to achieve good surface and groundwater status in the various European water systems by 2015. Member States should make efforts and report on progress made. In particular, Member States are obliged to develop and implement specific ecological monitoring for surface waters. In addition, the Natura 2000 species in Flanders must also be monitored in all of Flanders in application of the EU Habitats Directive. The fish monitoring network collects annually the necessary data to meet both European reporting requirements.| Status | Running |
|---|---|
| Actual start/end date | 31/12/2010 - 30/12/2030 |
Teams
- Aquatic Management
- Forest Genetic Resources
- Monitoring and Restoration of Aquatic Fauna
- Aquatic Management
- Estuaries
- Species Diversity
- Wildlife Management and Invasive Species
- Biotope Diversity
- Biometry, Methodology and Quality Assurance
- Environment and Climate
- Library and Information Management
- Organisation Support
INBO Research theme(s)
- Protected nature
- Water
Participants
Adinda De BruynDaniel Bombaerts
Franky Dens
Gerlinde Van Thuyne
Hugo Verreycken
Ine Pauwels
Isabel Lambeens
Jan Breine
Jan Soors
Jan Vanden Houten
Joris Vernaillen
Linde Galle
Luc De Bruyn
Marc Dewit
Sander Devisscher
Yves Maes
Yves Verhaegen
Filiep T'Jollyn
Dirk Hennebel
Els Lommelen
Frederic Van Lierop
Hans Van Calster
Joram De Beukelaer
Kenny Hessel
Marlies Froidmont
Nico De Regge
Nicole De Groof
Siege Van Ballaert
Thomas Terrie
Erika Van den Bergh
Olja Bezdenjesnji