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Despite Drought, More Beech Nuts on the Veluwe, yet a Food Shortage Looms for Animals: ‘Extremely Worrying’

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Anyone walking along the forest paths on the Veluwe right now cannot miss the many beech nuts. In 2026, significantly more fell from the trees than last year. At the same time, there are far fewer acorns on the ground. Biologist Arnold van Vliet is concerned, also about the food supplies for wildlife.
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Anyone walking along the forest paths on the Veluwe right now cannot miss the many beech nuts. In 2026, significantly more fell from the trees than last year. At the same time, there are far fewer acorns on the ground. Biologist Arnold van Vliet is concerned, also about the food supplies for wildlife.

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destentor.nl broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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