Dogger Bank Expedition 2021: Cruise report: Biodiversity - Nature restoration – Marine science – Film

Karin Didderen; E. Reuchlin-hugenholtz; W.E.A. Kardinaal; O.G. Bos; R. Nijland; A.K.M. Bartelink; Wouter Lengkeek

Dogger Bank Expedition 2021: Cruise report: Biodiversity - Nature restoration – Marine science – Film

Karin Didderen, E. Reuchlin-hugenholtz, W.E.A. Kardinaal, O.G. Bos, R. Nijland, A.K.M. Bartelink, Wouter Lengkeek

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Dogger bank expedition
Located in the North Sea, the Dogger Bank (also known as Doggersbank in Dutch, Doggerbanke in Danish and Doggerbank in German) is a shallow area on a sandbank in the Dutch North Sea, German, Danish and UK waters. It is a recognised area of ecological interest, due mainly to the high production and abundance of fish, cetaceans and seabirds in the area. The Dogger Bank has been designated as a protected nature area by the UK, the Netherlands and Germany. For many years there has been a desire among marine biologists, conservationists and filmmakers to undertake a joint expedition to the Dogger Bank in order to get more data from this important offshore area. This cruise report describes the joint expedition that took place 19-23 September 2021 and was led by Waardenburg Ecology, in collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund, Wageningen University and Research (WUR), Dutch Maritime Productions and ARK Natuurontwikkeling.

Original language	English
Publisher	Bureau Waardenburg
Number of pages	62
Publication status	Published - 2022

Publication series

Name	Report / Bureau Waardenburg
Publisher	Bureau Waardenburg
No.	22-085

Keywords

Dogger bank
North sea
biodivesity
marine life
benthos
horse mussel

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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