About Wageningen Marine Research
With knowledge, independent scientific research and advice, Wageningen Marine Research substantially contributes to more sustainable and more careful management, use and protection of natural riches in marine, coastal and freshwater areas. Read more about the organisation and its history, browse vacancies and internships and contact us if you want to connect and cooperate!
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Contact Wageningen Marine Research
Submit your research questions, find the addresses and directions to our locations or keep up to date on social media.
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Organisation
Wageningen Marine Research is the Netherlands research institute established to provide the scientific support that is essential for developing policies and innovation in respect of the marine environment, fishery activities, aquaculture and the maritime sector.
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Regional Centre Yerseke
At Wageningen Marine Research in Yerseke, research takes place in the fields of shellfish farming and marine ecology. Since 2016, the Regional Centre has been supported by a Convenant of among others the Province of Zeeland, the Reimerswaal municipality and the Mussel Producers' Organisation (PO Mosselcultuur).
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Vacancies at Wageningen Marine Research
Work in a dynamic environment at Wageningen Marine Research, a rapidly growing research institute.
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Showcases
Making a real difference towards the sustainable and responsible use and the protection of ocean, coastal, delta and riverine resources, through scientific research, knowledge, and advice. That is the mission of Wageningen Marine Research.
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Weblogs of employees of Wageningen Marine Research
Researchers of Wageningen Marine Research go on expeditions and conduct annual surveys at sea: in the North Sea, but also in the Caribbean, the Arctic and Antarctica. During these trips, the researchers post updates in a blog, so you can follow their findings.
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Marine and Freshwater Photo Collection
2800 photos related to marine and freshwater research, mainly focusing on the Netherlands (North Sea, Wadden Sea, Zeeland, Dutch Caribbean). The photos were made by staff members of Wageningen Marine Research.