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Abstract Catalogue (draft version 27 March 2009)

 

 

Mon, 30.3.

 

Tue, 31.3 Gorch Fock Haus

 

 

Wednesday 1.4, Gorch Fock Haus

 

 

Thursday 2.4., Gorch Fock Haus

 

Fri 3.4

 

Nautilus / Bontekai

 

 VHS

Great Hall

 

VHS 

Great Hall

Seminar R.

 

VHS

Great Hall

Seminar R.

 

 Excursion

Keynote Session

 

 

 

9:00 Keynotes
v. Beusekom: Eutrophication
Schuchardt: ICZM

 

 

9:00 Keynotes
Elliot: Restoration
Lüth: Cultural landscape
Reijnders: Marine Mammals
Kabat: Research

 

 

 

9:00 Keynotes
Reise: Aliens Species
Rullkötter: Processes
Rappold: Modeling of cumulative effects
Rabe: MSFD
End: 10:20

 

 

7:30
1. Langeoog

2. Spiekeroog

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Break 10:20 - 10:50

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9:50 Ecosystem & Assessment

 

 


End: 10:40

 

 

11:00
Aliens Species

10:50 
Human impacts
 

11:00 BioGeoChem

 

 

Break

 

 

 

Break 10:30 -11:00

 

 

Break 10:40 -11:00

 

 

 

Break 11:50 - 12:15

 

 

 

Morning 2

Arrival and registration at Nautilus (Bontekai)
(12:00 - 14:00)

 

 

11:00 Ecosystem & Assessment

DISCUSSION

 

 

11:00 Birds and Assessment

DISCUSSION
End 13:00

11:00 Wadden Sea as cultural landscape

 



DISCUSSION

End: 12:45

Human impacts

DISCUSSION

End: 13:40

  

DISCUSSION

End: 12:45

 

 

Lunch

 

 

Lunch 12:15

Lunch 12:45

 

Lunch 12:30

Lunch 13:00

Lunch 12:45

 

Lunch 12:45

Lunch 13:40

Lunch 12:45

 

 

Afternoon 1

14:15
Opening session at the Nautilus Restaurant (Bontekai)

 

13:30 
Coastal Management & Sustainability

13:30
Habitat Definition & Monitoring

 

14:00
Species and Assessment

14:00
Habitat Management & Restoration

13:30
Wadden Sea as cultural landscape
DISCUSSION
End: 15:30

 

 

14:30
Final Discussion and Recommendations

 

 

 

Break

15:40 - 16:10

 

Break 15:00 - 15:30

 

Break 15:00 - 15:30

 

 

 

Break 15:15

 

 

 

Afternoon 2

Opening Session



End 17:25

 

15:30 Coastal Management & Sustainability /
DISCUSSION
End 17:00

15:30 Habitat Definition & Monitoring /
DISCUSSION
End 17:00

 

15:30
Species and Assessment
DISCUSSION
End: 17:00

15:30 
Habitat Management & Restoration

 

 

 

15:45
Final Discussion and Recommendations
END: 16:30

 

 

Arrival 18:15

Short Break

 

 

 

 

 

 

Break 16:30

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Afternoon 3

 

 

 

17:15 - 18:30
POSTER SESSION

 

 

16: 45
Habitat Management & Restoration / DISCUSSION
End: 17:50

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Evening

19:30 Icebreaker and Dinner at the Nautilus

 

19:30 Dinner at the Nautilus and Event by the National Park Schleswig-Holstein

 

19:30 Dinner at the Pumpwerk with Event by the National Park Lower Saxon Wadden Sea

 

20:00
Symposium Dinner at the Gorch Fock Haus and Event  by the Federal Ministry

 

 

 

Preliminary Program

Download Program as Word File  

 

(Final version 25.3.09)

Name(s)

Institute

Title (Link)

AbstNo.

 

 

 

Meeting Venue: Nautilus / Oceanis (Bontekai) (30.3.09)

 

0:45

13:45

14:15

Press Conference (on invitation)

 

 

Mo

30.3.

14:15

Opening Session (Chair: Jens Enemark)

 

0:10

14:15

14:25

Elsa Nickel

Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature and Nuclear Safety

Opening and Welcome Address

 

0:10

14:25

14:35

Stefan Birkner

Lower Saxon Ministry of Environment and Climate

Welcome Address by the State Government of Lower Saxony

 

0:15

14:35

14:50

Byoung-Gyu Seo



Elsa Nickel

Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs, Korea,
Trilateral Wadden Sea Cooperation 

Signing of a "Memorandum of Understanding (Mou) on mutual cooperation for the purpose of conservation and management of tidal flat ecosystems" between Korea and the Trilateral Wadden Sea Cooperation

 

0:25

14:50

15:15

Karsten Reise

AWI

The Wadden Sea - What does it make world wide unique?

A-01

0:25

15:15

15:40

Francois Kremer

European Commission, Nature & Biodiversity

The conservation and sustainable development of the Wadden Sea under EU directives

 

0:30

15:40

16:10

BREAK

 

 

 

0:25

16:10

16:35

1C.H. Koh, 1B.O. Kown, 2G.H. Yuk, 3J.S. Ryu, 2W.K. Chang, 4J.S. Khim

1Seoul National University, 2Korea Maritime Institute, 3Uni  Washington, 4Korea University

The relevance of science for management and policy - the Korean experience

A.02

0:25

16:35

17:00

Paul Siegel

WWF West African Marine Ecoregion (WAMER)

Marine and Coastal Management in West Africa: Partnerships, Progress, and Prospects

 

0:25

17:00

17:25

Hans-Ulrich Rösner

WWF

Advantages and disadvantages of the dynamic approach in a changing world

29

 

 

19:30

Icebreaker and Dinner at the "Nautilus" with event by the International Wadden Sea School

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meeting Venue: Gorch-Fock-Haus (Viktoriastr.15) (31.3. - 2.4.09)

 

Tue

31.3.

9:00

Keynotes

 

 

 

0:25

9:00

9:25

J.E.E. van Beusekom

AWI Syllt

Decreasing eutrophication of the Wadden Sea: how low should we go?

49

0:25

9:25

9:50

Sebastian Schuchardt

BioConsult

Integrated Coastal Zone Management : Status and Perspectives

84

Tue

31.3.

9:50

Theme 1 - Session 1 Ecosystem, Habitats and Assessment  (Chair: Wim Wolff)

0:20

9:50

10:10

Martin Stock

LKN, NPV Tönning

TMAP - salt marsh monitoring: relevance for the implementation of the EU-Habitat and Water Framework Directive

61

0:20

10:10

10:30

Kees Dijkema, Bas Kers, van Duin

IMARES, RWS-DID

Salt marshes: applied long-term monitoring

1

0:30

10:30

11:00

BREAK

 

 

 

0:20

11:00

11:20

Elske Koppenaal, J.P. Bakker, K. Dijkema, H. van Dobben

Uni Groningen

The effects of soil subsidence (sea-level rise) on barrier island salt marshes

8

0:20

11:20

11:40

Han van Dobben, Pieter Slim

Alterrra, Wageningen

Present and future vegetation dynamics in dune slack and upper saltmarsh at Ameland driven by soil subsidence and climate change

5

0:20

11:40

12:00

Heike Büttger, Torsten Berg & Georg Nehls

BioConsult SH, MariLim

Assessing the good ecological status of Blue mussel beds in the North-Frisian Wadden Sea

22

0:20

12:00

12:20

AG Brinkman

Wageningen IMARES

Changing carrying capacity of the Wadden Sea sets constraints for restoration targets; A Dutch example how fresh water management measures affect future Wadden Sea

28

0:20

12:20

12:40

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

Tue

31.3.

13:30

Theme 3 - Session 7 Coastal Management and Sustainability (Chair: Harman Verheij)

0:20

13:30

13:50

Dietmar Kraft

ICBM, University of Oldenburg,

Integrated modelling: techniques for a transparent and participative decision support on the coast and in sea

44

0:20

13:50

14:10

Dave Hooley

Characterisation Team, English Heritage

What have we done? Mapping the cultural processes that have shaped our marine environment

21

0:20

14:10

14:30

Frank Ahlhorn

COAST, University of Oldenburg,

Long-term Perspectives in Coastal Zone Development – A Participatory Integrated Assessment Process

46

0:20

14:30

14:50

Aad Smaal , Jeroen Wijsman,  Jeroen Jansen, Pauline Kamermans, Frouke Fey & Marnix van Stralen

Wageningen-IMARES, MarinX,

How to integrate mussel culture in dynamic Wadden Sea management

50

0:30

14:50

15:20

BREAK

 

 

 

0:20

15:20

15:40

Lucien Hanssen, Etiënne Rouwette,
Marieke M. Van Katwijk,

Deining Societal Communication, Radboud University Nijmegen

The role of ecological science in environmental policy-making: from a pacification towards a facilitation strategy

19

0:20

15:40

16:00

Paddy Walker & Maria van Leeuwe

Waddenvereniging

Do Directives give Direction?

32

0:20

16:00

16:20

Jesper Madsen

NERI DK

The challenge of managing increasing numbers of geese in the Wadden Sea area: needs for tools to prioritize and evaluate efforts

64

0:20

16:20

16:40

Kira Gee, Andreas Kannen

GKSS Research Centre, Geesthacht,

Cultural Ecosystem Services: Making the intangibles tangible?

13

0:20

16:40

17:00

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

Tue

31.3.

13:30

Theme 2 - Session 5 Habitat Definition and Monitoring (Chair: Peter Südbeck )

0:20

13:30

13:50

Stefan Garthe, Nele Markones

Research & Technology Centre (FTZ), Uni Kiel

Seabird monitoring off the Wadden Sea: Current practise and future perspectives

38

0:20

13:50

14:10

Jörg Petersen

nature-consult, Hildesheim

Applied vegetation mapping of large-scale areas based on high resolution aerial imagery - a combined method of remote sensing, GIS and almost exhaustive field verification.

62

0:20

14:10

14:30

Alma de Groot, J.P. Bakker, R.M. Veeneklaas, D.P.J. Kuijper

Uni Groningen

Monitoring vertical accretion on salt marshes on several spatial scales

7

0:20

14:30

14:50

Kerstin Stelzer, Carsten Brockmann, Jasmin Geißler

Brockmann Consult,

Remote Sensing of the Wadden Sea – a tool supporting TMAP and WFD monitoring

27

0:30

14:50

15:20

BREAK

 

 

 

0:20

15:20

15:40

Ralf Vorberg

Marine Science Service

Mapping of subtidal habitats in the Wadden Sea - mission impossible?

79

0:20

15:40

16:00

Dietmar Bürk, Martina Heineke, Ralf Vorberg, Rolf Riethmüller

GKSS Research Centre,  Marine Science Service,

Seafloor substrate mapping in the central Hörnum Tidal Basin (Sylt, Germany)

51

0:20

16:00

16:20

Georg Nehls

Bioconsult SH

Habitat Type Reef in the Wadden Sea - Experiences from mapping of blue mussel beds

83

0:30

16:20

16:50

Oliver Finch, Axel Hochkirch, Rolf Niedringhaus

Uni Oldenburg, Uni Trier

Yes - there are "some"! Monitoring for the Habitats Directive and importance of terrestrial invertebrates

78

0:30

16:50

17:15

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

Tue

31.3.

17:15

POSTER SESSION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

19:30

Dinner at the Nautilus with event by the National Park Schleswig-Holstein

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meeting Venue: Gorch-Fock-Haus (Viktoriastr.15)

 

Wed

1.4.

9:00

Keynotes

 

 

 

0:25

9:00

9:25

Mike Elliott, Victor de Jonge

University of Hull

Pan-European Lessons in Estuarine and Coastal Restoration: linkages with EU Directives

80

0:25

9:25

9:50

Friedrich Lüth

Röm-Germ. Kommission, Frankfurt

The  cultural landscape of the Wadden Sea and North Sea basin - perspective for research and management

 

0:25

9:50

10:15

Peter Reijnders

Imares

Coevolution of science and management illustrated through the harbour seal population in the Wadden Sea

81

0:25

10:15

10:40

Pavel Kabat

Wadden Academie

Science for trilateral policy and management (title to be confirmed)

 

0:20

10:40

11:00

BREAK

 

 

 

Wed

1.4.

11:00

Theme 3 - Session 8 The Wadden Sea as a cultural landscape (Chair: Hauke Jöns)

0:30

11:00

11:30

Thijs J. Maarleveld

Uni Esbjerg

The fine-grained reflection of shipping - the Wadden Sea sourcebook of world importance

75

0:10

11:30

11:40

Sonja König

Ostfr. Landschaft Aurich

Wadden Sea and heritage management?

69

0:20

11:40

12:00

Kai Niederhöfer

Uni Münster

Settlement history of a lost landscape – archaeological remains in east Frisian tidal flats.

70

0:30

12:00

12:30

Martin Segschneider

Archäol. Landesamt, Schleswig

A submerged cultural landscape - current archaeological results form the Wadden Sea Area of North Frisia, Schleswig-Holstein

71

1:00

12:30

13:30

LUNCH

 

 

 

0:30

13:30

14:00

Annet Nieuwhof

Uni Groningen

Living in a dynamic landscape: developments in the archaeology of the Northern Netherlands coastal area

72

0:30

14:00

14:30

Johannes Ey

Nieders. Inst. Hist. Küstenf. WHV

Initiation of dike-construction in the German clay district

73

0:30

14:30

15:00

Ingo Eichfeld

Nieders. Inst. Hist. Küstenf. WHV

A GIS-based study into the landscape and settlement history of the western Heete estuary, Butjadingen (Lower Saxony)

74

0:30

15:00

15:30

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

Wed

1.4.

11:00

Theme 1 - Session 2 (1) Species and Assessment: Birds (Chair: Franz Bairlein)

0:20

11:00

11:20

Kees Koffijberg, Lieuwe Dijksen, Bernd Hälterlein, Karsten Laursen , Stefan Schrader & Petra Potel

Joint Monitoring Group of Breeding Birds in the Wadden Sea (JMBB)

Trends in numbers and distribution of breeding birds in the Wadden Sea

53

0:20

11:20

11:40

Karsten Laursen, Jan Blew, Bruno Ens, Kai Eskildsen, Klaus Günther, Marc van Roomen and Petra Potel

JMMB

20 years migratory bird surveys in the Wadden Sea

6

0:20

11:40

12:00

Bruno Ens, Marc van Roomen & Chris van Turnhout, Jan Blew,

 

SOVON, Bioconsult SH

Exploring contrasting trends of migratory birds

11

0:20

12:00

12:20

Kees Koffijberg, Chris van Turnhout & Bruno Ens

SOVON

Long term changes in breeding birds in response to vegetation succession along the Groningen coast, The Netherlands

54

0:20

12:20

12:40

Philipp Schwemmer, Nils Guse, Ursula Siebert, Stefan Garthe

Research and Technology Centre, University of Kiel;

A pilot study to assess the health status of Wadden Sea birds

52

0:20

12:40

13:00

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

1:00

13:00

14:00

LUNCH

 

 

 

Wed

1.4.

14:00

Theme 1 - Session 2 (2) Species and Assessment  (Chair: Cor Smit)

 

00:20

14:00

14:20

Zwanette Jager, Loes Bolle, Andreas Daenhardt, Britta Diederichs, Harald Marencic, Gerold Lüerßen, Thomas Neudecker, Jörg Scholle, Ralf Vorberg

ZiltWater, IMARES, vTI, CWSS, Bioconsult, Marine Science Service

Assessment of long term trends in fish populations

25

0:20

14:20

14:40

Andreas Dänhardt, Peter H. Becker

Von-Thünen-Inst., IfV

Seabird-fish interactions in the Wadden Sea

4

0:20

14:40

15:00

Katharina Schmidt, Thomas Neudecker

von-Thünen-Institut

Changes of abundance and distribution of young plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) in the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea (Germany) in the last 20 years

24

0:30

15:00

15:30

BREAK

 

 

 

0:20

15:30

15:50

Ingrid Tulp, Loes J. Bolle, Adriaan D. Rijnsdorp

Wageningen IMARES

Signals from the shallows: In search of common patterns in long-term trends in Dutch estuarine and coastal fish

30

0:20

15:50

16:10

Erik Meesters, Peter Reijnders, Sophie Brasseur, Svend Tougaard, Michael Stede,
Ursula Siebert & Tero Härkönen

IMARES, Fishery Museum, LAVES, FTZ, Sweden (TSEG)

An effective survey design for harbour seals in the Wadden Sea: tuning Trilateral Seal Agreement and EU-Habitat Directive requirements

17

0:20

16:10

16:30

Anita Gilles, Ursula Siebert, Klaus Lucke, Jacob Rye Hansen, Dieter Adelung, Nikolai Liebsch, Gabriele Müller, Harald Benke, Michael Dähne, Ursula Verfuss, Kai Eskildsen

FTZ Büsum, Uni Kiel, Dt. Meeresmuseum, LKN Nationalparkverwaltung,

Harbour porpoises and harbour seals in the German Wadden Sea and adjacent waters - Results from the MINOS and MINOSplus projects

63

0:45

16:30

17:00

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

Wed

1.4.

14:00

Theme 2 - Session 6 Habitat Management and Restoration (Chair: Mike Elliott)

0:20

14:00

14:20

Frederik Zwart

Staatsbosbeheer, Terschelling

WET DUNES – DRY FEET An ecological restoration project and its consequences for  other functions of the dunes.

37

0:20

14:20

14:40

Jan Wolf Barkowski & Holger Freund

ICBM Uni Oldenburg

Salt marsh Restoration – Nature conservation and Coastal Defence

47

0:20

14:40

15:00

Martin Maier, Klaus-Michael Exo  & Julia Stahl

Uni OL, IfV

Breeding birds on mainland salt marshes - effects of changing land use

2

0:30

15:00

15:30

BREAK

 

 

 

0:20

15:30

15:50

John Frikke

Miljøministeriet, Environ. Center Ribe

”Operation Corncrake” – a joined agricultural and environmental project for the meadows around the estuary of Varde River

68

0:20

15:50

16:10

Anky Woudstra

Wadden Sea Society

Safety and nature go hand-in-hand

36

0:20

16:10

16:30

E.J. Lammerts,  A.P. Oost, A.P. Grootjans

Staatsbosbeheer, Deltares, Uni Groningen / Radboud Uni Nijmegen

Towards the implementation of dynamic nature management on the Wadden Sea  islands

35

0:15

16:30

16:45

SHORT BREAK

 

 

 

0:20

16:45

17:05

Steve Colclough

Environment Agency UK

High tidal flats, salt marshes and managed re-alignments as habitat for fish

82

0:20

17:05

17:25

Jan Steinbring Jensen

Miljøministeriet, Skov- og Naturstyrelsen

The Danish Houting Project

65

0:25

17:25

17:50

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

 

 

19:30

Dinner at the Pumpwerk with  event by the National Park Lower Saxony

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meeting Venue: Gorch-Fock-Haus (Viktoriastr.15)

 

Thu

2.4.

9:00

Keynotes

 

 

 

0:20

9:00

9:20

Karsten Reise

AWI

Neobiota in the Wadden Sea

76

0:20

9:20

9:40

Rullkötter, Jürgen,

Uni Oldenburg, Institut für Chemie und Biologie des Meeres (ICBM),

Interdisciplinary assessment of fundamental driving forces and transformation processes in a tidal basin, southern North Sea (Keynote)

39

0:20

9:40

10:00

Kees Rappoldt, Bruno J. Ens,

EcoCurves, SOVON

An engineering model approach to assessing the cumulative impact of human activities on wintering waders.

16

0:20

10:00

10:20

Oliver Rabe

MLUR

Marine Strategy Framework Diretive

 

0:30

10:20

10:50

BREAK

 

 

 

Thu

2.4.

10:50

Theme 3 - Session 9 Impacts of Human activities (Chair: Karsten Laursen)

 

0:20

10:50

11:10

Martin J. Baptist and  Dankers, Nobert

Wageningen IMARES

User limits or natural limits; can we set limits to human use, based on a natural functioning of the Wadden Sea? 

10

0:20

11:10

11:30

Bert Brinkman, Aad Smaal, Johan Craeymeersch, Frouke Fey , Henk Heessen, Marnix van Stralen, Rob Dekker

Wageningen IMARES, MarinX, NIOZ D71

A study on the effects of mussel seed fisheries on the Subtidal nature value of the Dutch Wadden Sea (PRODUS subproject 3)

15

0:20

11:30

11:50

Heino Fock and  Anne F. Sell

 

vTI Institute of Sea Fisheries, Hamburg

Relative Ecological Risk Assessment in the Marine Environment

9

0:25

11:50

12:15

BREAK

 

 

 

0:20

12:15

12:35

Ansgar Diederichs, Miriam J. Brandt, Georg Nehls

BioConsult SH

Does sand extraction near Sylt affect harbour porpoises?

56

0:20

12:35

12:55

Peter Becker

IfV

“Contaminants in Bird Eggs” in the Wadden Sea: Trends and Perspectives

18

0:20

12:55

13:15

Detlev Metzing

ICBM Uni Oldenburg

Impact of climate change on the flora and faun of coastal dunes and salt marshes

66

0:25

13:15

13:40

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

Thu.

2.4.

11:00

Theme 1 - Session 3 What to do with alien species? (Chair: Karsten Reise)

 

0:20

11:00

11:20

Georg Nehls & Heike Büttger

BioConsult SH,

Do Pacific oysters Crassostrea gigas increase benthic biomass of the Wadden Sea?

23

0:20

11:20

11:40

Alexandra Markert & Achim Wehrmann

Senckenberg Institute

The prominence of native blue mussels as ecosystem engineers in the intertidal flats of the Wadden Sea is replaced by alien oysters: status quo of system change

48

0:30

11:40

12:10

Norbert Dankers, Christian Buschbaum, Frank Klingenstein

IMARES, AWI Sylt, BfN Bonn

What to do with alien species. Statement on: Prevention - Early Detection - Control

77

0:35

12:10

12:45

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

Thu

2.4.

11:00

Theme 1 - Session 4 BioGeoChemistry of Tidal Flats (Chair: Holger Freund)

0:20

11:00

11:20

Beck, M., Kohlmeier, C., Grunwald, M., Brumsack, H.-J.

Uni Oldenburg, Institut für Chemie und Biologie des Meeres (ICBM), GKSS

Nutrient cycling in tidal flat areas and export to the North Sea 

40

0:20

11:20

11:40

Kowalski, N., Dellwig, O., Beck, M., Grunwald, M., Kölsch, Piepho, M., Riedel, T., Freund, H.,
van Beusekom, J. E. E, Brumsack, H.-J., Böttcher, M. E.

 Institute for Baltic Sea Research (IOW), ICBM   University of Oldenburg,
GKSS Research Centre, Alfred Wegener Institute,  Sylt,

Manganese and molybdenum dynamics in the water column and sediments of tidal flats

41

0:20

11:40

12:00

Riedel,  Köster,  Beck,  Engelen,  Brumsack,  Cypionka,  Rullkötter,

ICBM Uni Oldenburg

Carbon and nutrient cycling in Wadden Sea sediments

42

0:20

12:00

12:20

Thomas H. Badewien, Alexander Bartholomä, and Rainer Reuter

University of Oldenburg, Institute of Physics., Senckenberg Institute

Hydrographical variability in the East Frisian Wadden Sea as revealed by time series measurements

43

0:25

12:20

12:45

DISCUSSION

 

 

 

Thu

2.4.

14:30

Final discussion (Chair: Karsten Reise)

 

0:45

14:30

15:15

Final discussion and recommendations

 

 

 

0:30

15:15

15:45

BREAK

 

 

 

0:45

15:45

16:30

Final discussion and recommendations

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

20:00

Symposium Dinner at the Gorch Fock Haus with event by the Federal Ministry

 

 

 

 

 

EXCURSIONS

 

 

 

Fri

2.4.

 

Langeoog

 

 

 

 

 

7:30

Departure Bus Wilhelmshaven

 

 

 

 

9:30

Departure Ferry Bensersiel

 

 

 

 

16:00

Departure Langeoog

 

 

 

 

 

17:15

Arrival Bensersiel

 

 

 

 

 

18:40

Arrival Bus at Sande (train to Oldenburg 18:51)