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Climate change threatens St. Maarten’s existence

PHILIPSBURG – “We are among the most vulnerable Caribbean tourists destinations between 25 and 50 years from now,” Governor Drs. Eugène Holiday said in his opening address at the seventh annual Governor’s Symposium about the impact of climate change on Friday morning. Experts presented a bleak picture of St. Maarten’s future due to rising More...

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By Desk Editor On Friday, June 15th, 2018
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7th Governor’s Symposium Climate Change and Small Island States – A Call For Strategic Action

“Implementing Strategic Climate Change Action, Is time running out?” Opening Address by The Governor of Sint Maarten, His Excellency drs. Eugene B. Holiday, delivered at the 7th Annual Governor’s More...

By Desk Editor On Tuesday, June 12th, 2018
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Nature Foundation Organizes Shark Week Rum Tasting at Buccaneer Beach Bar on Saturday

The Nature Foundation is organizing an awesome adult event for St Maarten Shark Week; a Rum Tasting at Buccaneer Beach Bar on Saturday the 16th of June 2018 from 4pm until 9pm. Attendees will have the opportunity More...

By Desk Editor On Friday, June 8th, 2018
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St Maarten Nature Foundation Organizes for the Third Time Kids Shark Day at Buccaneer Beach Bar on Saturday the 9th of June

From the 8th until the 16th of June there will be an entire week dedicated to sharks at the Nature Foundation in St. Maarten. As part of St Maarten Shark Week a day full of shark activities will be organized for More...

By Desk Editor On Monday, June 4th, 2018
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7th Annual Governor’s Symposium on Climate Change Speakers Announced

Harbour View – The Governor of Sint Maarten, His Excellency drs. E.B. Holiday today announced the speakers for the 7th Annual Governor’s symposium with the theme: “Climate Change and Small Islands States More...

By The Publisher On Thursday, March 15th, 2018
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Research scientists discover healthy coral reef near Saba

THE BOTTOM – Scientist of Wageningen Marine Research and the Royal Dutch Institute for Sea Research have discovered a previously unknown coral reef off the coast of Saba, the Volkskrant reported on Thursday. The More...

By The Publisher On Saturday, February 24th, 2018
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Oyster Pond still shows hurricane scars

PHILIPSBURG – Almost six months after Hurricane Irma devastated the island, many businesses have picked up the pieces, rebuilt and reopened. But in Oyster Pond, where the Oyster Bay Beach Resort is making the More...

By The Publisher On Thursday, February 8th, 2018
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Pride sends letter to Governor and Dutch Rep about dump fires

GREAT BAY — Sint Maarten Pride foundation board members Jadira Veen (president) and Barbara Cannegieter (secretary) sends a letter to his Excellency Eugene Holiday, Governor of Sint Maarten, and to the Dutch More...

By The Publisher On Monday, February 5th, 2018
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Nature Foundation Distributes Facemasks to Protect Community Against Harmful Fumes. Reconstruction Fund Should Go Directly to Solving Solid Waste Issues

Philipsburg — The Sint Maarten Nature Foundation has distributed almost 300 facemasks on Monday to residents affected by the landfill fire which has been raging at the Irma Landfill. Facemasks were especially More...

By The Publisher On Tuesday, January 23rd, 2018
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Sint Maarten Nature Foundation Assists Law Enforcement during Tuesday Morning Cole Bay Fire

Cole Bay — The Sint Maarten Nature Foundation assisted law enforcement officers with battling the Cole Bay Fire on Tuesday Morning. Nature Foundation staff noticed a large fire close to the organization’s More...