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Invasive Seagrass in Lac Bay, Bonaire.

BONAIRE - The invasive seagrass Halophila stipulacea has rapidly expanded its distribution and is now found throughout the entire Caribbean region, including Bonaire's waters. Read more >

Recent Publications

Below you will an overview of the reports and publications on biodiversity related subjects in the Dutch Caribbean that have… Read more >

Protecting Fish Proven Key in Slowing Down Invasive Seagrass

November 8, 2021

New research from Wageningen University, University of Amsterdam and Florida International University highlighted the role herbivorous fish species plays in… Read more >

New field guide on invasive seagrass flowers

Seagrasses are marine flowering plants that can reproduce both sexually (through flowering and subsequent seed formation) and asexually (through clonal… Read more >

Recent Publications

Below you will an overview of the reports and publications on biodiversity related subjects in the Dutch Caribbean that have… Read more >

Importance of Native Seagrass in the Fight Against Erosion

August 17, 2020

A recent study worked to quantify seagrass’s ability to minimize erosion in shallow water of Lac Bay, Bonaire. In addition,… Read more >

BioNews 21

February 13, 2019

BioNews is a newsletter produced by the Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance (DCNA) which focuses on science and conservation in the… Read more >

BioNews archive 2012-2020

For previous BioNews editions please see below. BioNews 2021 onwards Please check for all articles published since 2021 the (Bio)News… Read more >