Stephanie Schelfhout
@stephschelfhout.bsky.social
Applied ecologist at @fornalab.bsky.social (UGent) 💚 Grasslandnerd 💚 Into ecological restoration of species-rich grasslands 💚 biodiverse agricultural landscapes 💚 Jungle gardens 🪱 Digging for earthworms www.anekoworm.com 💚 science communication
Download de regenwormen poster hier: deweekvanhetbos.be/sites/defaul...
Ik zou hem zelfs boven mijn bed hangen 😎🤓
Ik zou hem zelfs boven mijn bed hangen 😎🤓
deweekvanhetbos.be
October 7, 2025 at 8:49 AM
Download de regenwormen poster hier: deweekvanhetbos.be/sites/defaul...
Ik zou hem zelfs boven mijn bed hangen 😎🤓
Ik zou hem zelfs boven mijn bed hangen 😎🤓
Really great that you did finally write this paper anyway, the data is important to be shared! No matter the age.
September 29, 2025 at 8:22 AM
Really great that you did finally write this paper anyway, the data is important to be shared! No matter the age.
Jakkes. Courage!
September 4, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Jakkes. Courage!
We actually studied it in Belgium (or the conversion of lawn to meadow via nomowmay) for 3 years in a citizen science project, FlowerPower De Tuin: mijntuinlab.be/projects/13/ lots of failure and disappointment. But also successes. Managing expectations would help. (And there is room for research!)
Mijn Tuinlab
mijntuinlab.be
September 2, 2025 at 6:51 PM
We actually studied it in Belgium (or the conversion of lawn to meadow via nomowmay) for 3 years in a citizen science project, FlowerPower De Tuin: mijntuinlab.be/projects/13/ lots of failure and disappointment. But also successes. Managing expectations would help. (And there is room for research!)
Honeybees: manage for optimal nr of hives, not too much
Wild bees: more is better for apple production
Wild bees: more is better for apple production
September 1, 2025 at 1:42 PM
Honeybees: manage for optimal nr of hives, not too much
Wild bees: more is better for apple production
Wild bees: more is better for apple production