Evenementen
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In de geschiedenis
In de geschiedenis.
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World Population Day / Wereldbevolkingsdag 2026
World Population Day is an annual event, observed on July 11 every year, which seeks to raise awareness of global population issues.
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Kwaku Summer Festival 2026
Mandelapark ASD Reigersbospad, AmsterdamHet Kwaku Summer Festival (voorheen het Kwakoe Zomerfestival) wordt sinds 1975 bijna elk jaar tijdens een aantal weekeinden in de zomer gehouden in het Nelson Mandelapark in Amsterdam-Zuidoost.
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Space, mountains, oceans: Science at the frontiers of exploration (TV CERN webcast)
On Saturday 11 July 2026, join us at CERN Science Gateway from 16h onwards for an evening celebrating curiosity and discovery.
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In de geschiedenis
In de geschiedenis.
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Day of Hope 2026
Celebrate Hope-Day by turning optimism into meaningful action.
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Day of Combating Sand and Dust Storms 2026
Recognizing that sand and dust storms and their negative impacts at different scales are issues of international concern, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 12 July as the International Day of Combating Sand and Dust Storms (A/RES/77/294).
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Vroege Vogels Radio | 12 juli 2026 (Radio 1 NPO)
Vroege Vogels is een live-radioprogramma, tv-programma en online community van BNNVARA over natuur en milieu.
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Big Jump 2026
De Big Jump is een internationale ecologische ludieke actie die jaarlijks plaatsvindt om de povere waterkwaliteit van rivieren en waterlopen onder de aandacht van een breed publiek te brengen.
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#EmbraceYourGeeknessDay 2026
Due to Embrace your Geekness Day on July 13 all geeks in the world are invited to feel proud about their peculiarities.
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Barbershop Music Appreciation Day 2026
Barbershop Music Appreciation Day takes place on July 13 every year.
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Citizen science platforms must mitigate against the threat of generative AI – publication
In the commentary 'Citizen science platforms must mitigate against the threat of generative AI' in the science journal Nature, researchers warned that hundreds of fake images have already been discovered on popular databases for recording species, they said that the true scale of the issue is unknown – as many could go undetected – and could contaminate records collected by the public.