CEBioS

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Capacities for Biodiversity and Sustainable Development

A White and blue kingfisher with a red bill sitting on some branches. In the top right the orange CEBioS logo. At the bottom in white the text "May 23 Taxonomy Recognition Day." Under that in smaller letters the photo credit "L. Janssens de Bisthoven."
A brown heron standing on a green river bank, the water mirroring him. In the bottom right corner orange text saying "Happy International Biodiversity DAy 2026!". The orange CEBioS logo below it.
A rectangular image lying on its side, divided in two. On the left, a stylised image of a research station with microscope, books and knives, and a bug being studied. The CEBioS logo is in orange in the top left. The righthand section is orange, with the following text in white: "Bourse d'étude GTI de courte durée: ouverture de l'appel 2027 - GTI Short-Term Scholarships: Opening of the 2027 call." Below this is a small link to the website with more information on the call.
A white image, with the logos of the Belgian Focal Point to the Global Taxonomy Initiative in the top left, CEBioS at the top centre and the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences in the top Right. Centrally there's the text 'GTI Short-Term Scholarship 2026-2027. Call for Tutors to host taxonomic trainees for 5 weeks in Belgium.' Below that there's a picture of several people posing together. Below that are links repeated in the post.
A hippo, sitting in the river half-submerged, next to a riverbank with tall grasses.
An image with at the top a white band, with the orange CEBioS logo and the text "capacities for biodiversity and sustainable development." Below there is a picture of a blue boat floating through a stream with mangrove trees on either side.
A picture showing two South Asian woman, an older one in the background and a younger woman in the foreground looking through a microscope. In the top left corner is the programme logo CEBioS, in the bottom right the text Women in Science DAy: United for a more equal and resilient future. In small text at the bottom is a photo credit to L. Janssens de Bisthoven.