Welcome
Welcome to TerraChem, a three year project (2023-2026), working to understand chemical pollution in terrestrial wildlife in Europe.
We bring together real-world monitoring, modelling of chemicals, source-to-damage pathways, applications for chemicals risk prevention and mitigation, and big data management for early warning of emerging chemical risks.
Together, this offers a new systems approach to reduce harm to wildlife (and humans) from chemicals in the terrestrial environment in Europe, in support of the EU zero pollution ambition.
Latest news
On October 16th TerraChem organised an outreach day in the museum of Naturalis Biodiversity Center. Visitors of the museum could join various presentation sessions in the interactive LiveScience exhibit.
Submit an abstract to our Session on Terrestrial Biodiversity and Chemical Pollution for the SETAC Europe 36th Annual Meeting in Maastricht: deadline 26th November!
Paola Movalli published a popular scientific about TerraChem on Nature Today. In the article she covers the aim and approach of TerraChem, case studies for WP1 and objectives of the other work packages.
Introducing TerraChem
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