BESE-elements have a higher average diversity and abundance of fish when compared to nearby control sites.
Paper in Nature Communications
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BESE-mats restore oyster reefs in Florida
In collaboration with Pattimura University we set up a mangrove trial with BESE-elements in Ambon on 6-9 March 2020.
We would like to thank everyone involved for making 2019 a great start for BESE!
See some of our highlights of 2019!
A shore of BESE-elements to facilitate reed growth and to prevent erosion is installed
Plants on slightly raised mounds grow faster: possible applicability of BESE-elements
From a stony canal to a green aquatic 'garden'? A pilot study in Delft city centre.