The Return of the White-Tailed Eagle to Belgium
After five centuries of absence, it’s putting down roots!
Belgium is a small country but has a rich and diverse natural heritage. It has many parks, forests, lakes, rivers, caves, and wildlife areas that offer scenic views and opportunities for outdoor activities. The country’s compact size allows for easy exploration of its charming countryside, dotted with quaint villages and flourishing biodiversity. Here are some posts covering topics on Belgian Nature.
After five centuries of absence, it’s putting down roots!
A brilliant app to help you identify birds while walking outdoors in Belgium or elsewhere
Identify 20 of the most common seeds and nuts – and know which are edible
Your comprehensive field guide to 24 wild berries.
A list of bluebell woods in Belgium (other than Hallerbos)
Discover the rich history of Belgian pigeon racing, market prices, global demand, and current threats facing the industry.
Once extinct in Belgium, the European beaver is making a remarkable comeback.
The Asian tiger mosquito has been seen in locations across Belgium. Here’s how to identify and report a sighting
A Belgian whale is appearing in multiple locations across Europe, creating a huge stir when spotted
Great news for Belgian biodiversity as spoonbills start breeding inland
The Titan Arum, also known as the “corpse flower” is blooming at Meise Botanical Gardens.
Belgium is working hard to protect its native ecosystems against the rise of termites, Asian hornets, and raccoons.
The Green Ark in Belgium is a new greenhouse complex for the preservation of endangered plant species.
In late May and June, many locations in Flanders Fields are transforming into a sea of purple Alliums.
At least 12 pairs of Peregrine Falcons are now nesting in Brussels! Here’s where and how to see them.
The 2024 European Gull Screeching Championship in De Panne. Turn up the volume!