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Utrecht University – contributes expertise on ecohydrology, ecology, hydrometeorology, catchment and mountain hydrology and environmental impact assessment. |
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TU Delft (TUD) covers research on hydraulic engineering of rivers, hydrology, water control, institutional arrangements, and especially the interactions between these fields in hydrology and water resources. |
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Vrije Universiteit (VU) has extensive expertise in plant nutritional ecology, fire ecology, the relationship between hydrology and vegetation, remote sensing of plant chemical characteristics, and vegetation management. |
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Wageningen University & Research (WUR) contributes two research groups to the project: one with expertise on wildlife ecology, wildlife conservation and plant–animal interactions, with several long-term projects studying the role of herbivory and predation, in Africa, Asia and South America. |
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HAN University & VHL Universities of Applied Science contribute expertise on public participation, community art and land and water management through the applied research group for sustainable river management. |
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HAS Hogeschool brings in expertise on remote sensing, machine learning, spatial modelling ecological engineering, ecology and biomonitoring. |
