Wat zoemt er in de langste boomgaard van Europa? Nulmeting en opzet monitoring insecten voor de langste boomgaard van Europa tussen knooppunt Deil en Dodewaard langs Rijksweg A15

The longest orchard in Europe is an idea to plant fruit, avenue and ornamental trees in the residual space between the wall of the railroad ‘Betuwelijn’ and the motorway ‘A15’, in the Gelderse Corridor, over a length of 33 kilometers, which improves the motorway environment, the identity of the river area, collects particulate matter and provides space for many birds and insects. Wageningen Environmental Research has been asked to carry out a baseline measurement that can be repeated over time. A baseline measurement that is mainly aimed at pollinators and in particular wild bees, bumblebees, hoverflies and butterflies.