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The golden jackal (Canis aureus) is expanding its range towards Northern and Western Europe. In these parts of Europe, there is a lack of substantial knowledge about this animal’s ecology and habitat requirements. The aim of this study was to determine the potential location and numbers of territories in the Netherlands suitable for the golden jackal. This article uses a literature study to review the habitat requirements of the golden jackal.

One of my favourite natural history books is “Monster of God”, by David Quammen, subtitled “The Man-Eating Predator in the Jungles of History and the Mind”. It tells the story of man’s relationship with big, fierce animals, the ones that can kill and eat us. To illustrate his story, Quammen draws on four examples, three of them mammals (Romanian bears, Russian tigers and Indian lions). He describes the threats to these species, the conflicts that arise where humans and large predators live near one another and the efforts of conservationists.

‘De Wolf terug’ - antwoorden op vragen

De Wolf terug, eng of enerverend? D. Klees, E. van Maanen, L. Linnartz, M. Drenthen & M. van der Weide 2015. Kosmos, Utrecht. ISBN 978 90 5210 986 2.

The first proof of the recent presence of wolves in the Netherlands

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• NEM Verspreidingsonderzoek Otter
• NEM Verspreidingsonderzoek Bever
• NEM Meetnet Vleermuis Transecttellingen
• NEM Meetnet Wintertellingen Vleermuizen
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• NEM Verspreidingsonderzoek Muizen
• NEM Verspreidingsonderzoek Bunzing Boommarter
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• Jaarrond Tuintelling
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• Voorwoord
• NEM Verspreidingsonderzoek Bever-Otter
• NEM Meetnet Vleermuis Transecttellingen
• NEM Meetnet Wintertellingen Vleermuizen
• NEM Meetnet Zoldertellingen Vleermuizen
• NEM Meetnet Dagactieve Zoogdieren
• NEM Meetnet Konijnentellingen
• NEM Verspreidingsonderzoek Muizen
• NEM Meetnet Hazelmuizen
• Jaar van de Das
• Jaarrond Tuintelling
• Agenda

Book review: Of mice and oaks

Of mice and oaks. Conditional outcomes in a seed-dispersal mutualism. L Suselbeek 2014. PhD thesis. Wageningen University, Wageningen, the Netherlands.

Mast, mice and pine marten (Martes martes): the pine marten’s reproductive response to wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus) fluctuations in the Netherlands