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Nature management   History   
  • History of nature protection of the Dutch coastal regions
    1916 Natuurmonumenten buys the rights from the State for the grass crop on Griend
    1924 State nature reserves Noordsvaarder and Boschplaat on Terschelling are established (4900 ha); the Koegelwieck (250 ha) also becomes a nature monument
    1926 State nature reserves the Muy, Slufter, Geul and Mok Bay on Texel are established (2400 ha)
    1935 The State gives the Beer Foundation the nature reserve De Beer to manage (1300 ha)
    1936 Natuurmonumenten leases the Schorren on Texel from the Water Board (1200 ha)
    1938 The State gives lt Fryske Gea the Bildtpollen to manage (2300 ha)
    1938 Idem Oerd on Ameland (225 ha)
    1939 The State gives the Zeeuwse Landschap the Zwin to manage (33 ha)
    1939 The Zeeuwse Landschap leases the hunting rights in the Noordsloe from the State (1400 ha)
    1957 Gors by the Punt, Goeree, State nature reserve in the name of Crown Lands (10 ha)
    1957 OUter dike by Oostdongeradeel managed by lt Fryske Gea (320 ha)
    1960 The State gives the Zeeuwse Landschap part of the Sunken Zwarte Polder to manage and purchases other parts from private owners (69 ha)
    1961 The Beer Foundation leases Scheelhoek, Kwade Hoek, Punt Goeree, Hompelvoet and Katse Plaat from the State (1315 ha)
    1961 The Beer Foundation leases hunting rights of the Ventjagersplaten from the State (2000 ha)
    1961 State nature reserve Seal Reserve Schiermonnikoog
    1961 State nature reserve Seal Reserve Eierlandse Gat (20.000 ha)
    1961 State nature reserve Kobbeduinen, Schiermonnikoog (2400 ha)
    1961 Dutch Bird Society leases Schonen Balgzand (70 ha)
    1963 State nature reserve Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe (2850 ha)
    1971 Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe (2850 ha) wordt Staatsnatuurreservaat
    1974 Boschplaat, Terschelling, falls under the Nature Protection Act (4400 ha)
    1976 The Zeeuwse Landschap purchases part of the Krabbekreek (160 ha)
      Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe falls under the Nature Protection Act and is managed by The Zeeuwse Landschap
    1977 Dollard falls under the Nature Protection Act (4320 ha)
    1978 Management of the Hooge Platen, Westerschelde is given to the Zeeuwse Landschap (860 ha)
    1981 Natuurmonumenten and the Groninger Landschap purchase the Dollard (4200 ha)
    1981 Large part of the Wadden Sea falls under the Nature Protection Act (110.000 ha)
    1990 Oosterschelde falls under the Nature Protection Act (22.240 ha)
    1993 The rest of the Wadden Sea falls under the Nature Protection Act (150.000 ha)
     
    From: Wolff (1996); Natuur in het water: van exploitatie naar bescherming