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The Waddenvereniging is angry that even following the MSC Zoe disaster nothing has been done to prevent the same incident happening again Translated by Thomas Ansell As reported by the Leeuwarder Courant, ...

The 170-metre long Baltic Tern lost the containers on Wednesday morning Translated by Thomas Ansell Another, much smaller, container ship spillage has occurred off the coast of the Wadden Islands with the ...

Following the MSC Zoe disaster, both the Netherlands and Germany are both halting the ‘southern route’ via the Islands in bad weather Translated by Thomas Ansell The Waddenvereniging, which represents the Wadden ...

The power of photography, and the stories behind the photo combine with a call to take social action at the exhibition By Adriana Dancu The NonFiction Photo Festival 2020, part of the ...

The announcement came during the 'Wadden Plasticvrij' conference Translated by Thomas Ansell All 'horeca' on the Wadden island of Terschelling will be plastic-free by 2025. Plans include stopping using single-use plastics, and ...

For many years the wool has been exported Translated by Thomas Ansell The volunteers project Pleed, which has begun the initative, is unhappy that the wool from 240 sheep in and around ...

Nurdles, or small plastic granules, are a massive source of plastic pollution worldwide. After the MSC Zoe container spill last January, this global problem cropped up around the North Sea beaches and ...

The group of volunteers from the 'Stichting Duik de Noordzee Schoon' took a nine-day diving expedition and removed a huge amount of junk As reported in the Friesch Dagblad, around 500 kilos ...

A three-kilometre-long and 80-metre-wide oil slick in the North Sea could impact the coastlines of the Wadden Islands later this week. Translation and photo by Traci White The Public Works and Water Management department (Rijkswaterstaat) ...

On 12 May, the German city of Kiel is planning to host its annual charitable Duck Race. But there is one problem: all of their ducks are likely somewhere in the North ...