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Rare hobbies breed after long battle against tree felling

Rare hobbies breed after long battle against tree felling

Two rare hobbies have successfully hatched and started flying near the Geniedijk in Hoofddorp, a location saved from deforestation two years ago. The area serves as a vital habitat for these birds, which are now preparing to migrate to Africa after learning to hunt in this urbanized ecosystem.

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Amsterdamse Bos ready for World Cup hockey and possible royal visit

Amsterdamse Bos ready for World Cup hockey and possible royal visit

The Amsterdamse Bos currently hosts the Hockey World Cup, featuring top-tier men's and women's teams at the Wagener Stadium. In addition to the hockey tournament, the latest broadcast of NH Sport highlights the construction of a new complex for the Haarlem football club Koninklijke HFC.

Overcrowded trains to Dutch Grand Prix • Mayor reflects on 6 years of F1

Overcrowded trains to Dutch Grand Prix • Mayor reflects on 6 years of F1

The final day of the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort has begun, with crowds gathering early at train stations in Haarlem and Amsterdam. Mayor David Moolenburgh reflected on the event's six-year history as the organization confirmed the race will conclude after 2026.

Local residents unhappy with F-35 flyovers at final Zandvoort Grand Prix

Local residents unhappy with F-35 flyovers at final Zandvoort Grand Prix

Residents and nature conservationists in the Middenduin area are protesting against a planned military flypast by F-35s and other aircraft ahead of the final Formula 1 Grand Prix in Zandvoort. The Stichting Vrienden van Middenduin criticizes the lack of consultation and the additional noise disturbance caused by the low-altitude flight maneuvers over the Zuid-Kennemerland region.

Military ceremony at Grote Markt

Military ceremony at Grote Markt

On August 26, young soldiers from the Regiment Huzaren van Boreel will take their oath during a military ceremony at the Grote Markt in Haarlem. The event includes a military parade through the city center, marking the regiment's historical ties to the city.

Beyoncé also donates 1 million dollars to Colombia earthquake victims

Beyoncé also donates 1 million dollars to Colombia earthquake victims

American singer Beyoncé has donated 1 million dollars to support victims of the earthquake in Colombia. The funds will be utilized to provide food and shelter to individuals in the areas most severely impacted by the disaster.