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April, 2023 | NEWS
Have you ever heard of floating pennywort, parrot’s feather or water primrose? These are some examples of exotic species that have been invading our ponds, canals, and other waterways...
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May, 2022 | NEWS
LIFE RIPARIAS took part in many networking events including the International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (ICAIS), the International Conference on Ecology and Vegetal Community...
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May, 2022 | NEWS
The old Charleroi-Brussels canal is a gem of Walloon heritage, an example of the conversion of an economic transport tool into a place with many facets...
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May, 2022 | NEWS
LIFE RIPARIAS notably aims to enhance the dissemination of biodiversity observation data. Indeed, the faster an observation reaches field managers, the faster they can intervene...
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May, 2022 | NEWS
On the 25th of March 2022, LIFE RIPARIAS and LIFE MICA (lien site) organised an online one-day workshop. The main aim of this important meeting was to...
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May, 2021 | NEWS
The red swamp crayfish (Procambarus clarkii) has been established in Belgium since 1996 and is now slowly spreading throughout the country...
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May, 2021 | NEWS
In April 2021, Brussels Environment started using crayfish traps to map the presence of invasive alien crayfish found in Brussels' ponds and waterways...
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May, 2021 | NEWS
The first two years of the LIFE RIPARIAS project are notably devoted to active surveillance of aquatic plants, riparian plants and crayfish species...
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