STINAPA Bonaire recently presented the preliminary results of the shark research conducted by STINAPA and Wageningen Marine Research in Bonaire using Baited Remote Underwater Video (BRUV) surveys and citizen science […] Lees verder
Throughout the summer of 2015 and spring of 2016 multiple observations were made of an undocumented species for the waters of St. Eustatius, the lemon shark. All observed individuals were estimated to […] Lees verder
The team from Save Our Sharks was very thankful to hear that SUP school Domstad chose the project to be the recipient of their annual tip donation fund! The Standup […] Lees verder
Divers from Bahia Diving on Curaçao had the amazing experience of spotting a whale shark on their dive on February 8th near Playa Kalki, on the west side of the […] Lees verder
Download our latest newsletter, available in English and Dutch . First news stories of 2018 Dates set for Dutch Caribbean Shark Week 2018 Duikvaker Dive Show Double whale shark sighting on […] Lees verder
As the year 2017 draws to a close, we examine some of the most interesting finds made about sharks around the world. 1. Many sharks are probably older than we […] Lees verder
The open ocean and deep coral reefs can be scary places for a fish, even for sharks. As a small shark, there are many things that could eat you in […] Lees verder
Just over two months ago, the Caribbean was hit by hurricane Irma, one of the most intense hurricanes ever to be recorded. The windward Dutch Caribbean islands (Saba, St. Maarten, […] Lees verder
On September 6th 2017, category 5 hurricane Irma passed over the Caribbean region with absolutely devastating effects. On St. Maarten alone, an estimated 95% of infrastructure was destroyed. And nature […] Lees verder
Assessments of Environmental Damage Carried out Post Hurricane Irma by the Sint Maarten Nature Foundation On the 6th of September powerful category five storm Hurricane Irma struck Sint Maarten with […] Lees verder
