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Comparative Study on Artificial Reefs of the Caribbean

August 16, 2021

University of Applied Sciences Van Hall Larenstein and Wageningen University and Research recently conducted a comparative study of… Read more >

Lady beetle (Cycloneda sanguinea)

Photo credit: © Jan-Joost Mekkes.

The beetles of the Dutch Caribbean

Last December, a beetle catalogue for the Dutch Caribbean was published. This voluminous paper provides the… Read more >

DCNA Holds Masterclass with Dutch MPs on Nature Conservation and the Impacts of Climate Change on the Dutch Caribbean

Holds Meetings with Numerous Ministries, Partner Organizations, Dutch Politicians and Dutch Research Institutions The Hague- During… Read more >

First place went to a team on Bonaire. Second place to Aruba and third place to another team on Bonaire.

DCNA’s First Big Live Nature Quiz- Adult edition

Fun Online Game about Animals throughout the Dutch Caribbean On Friday July 2nd, the Dutch Caribbean… Read more >

Shark Shakedown

Sharks play a vital role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem. As top predators, they maintain balance… Read more >

New Fundraising Vacancy Opportunity at DCNA Secretariat

Increasing Fundraising Capacity for Dutch Caribbean Biodiversity Conservation This last year has provided a number of… Read more >

Join DCNA’s Free Big Live Nature Quiz and Win a Sailing Trip

The Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance (DCNA) invites all residents on Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Maarten,… Read more >

humpback whale

Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae)

Photo credit: © Mike Doherty

Recommendations for avoiding collisions with humpback whales in the Dutch Caribbean

A new study from the Aeres University of Applied Sciences combined expert knowledge and an analysis… Read more >

Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas) feeding on Halophila stipulacea

Photo credit: © Kai Wulf

New field guide on invasive seagrass flowers

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

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