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STINAPA Bonaire

STINAPA Bonaire
P.O. BOX 368, Bonaire,
Dutch Caribbean
Headquarter visitor’s address:
Barcadera 10, Bonaire,
Dutch Caribbean
Phone + 599 717 8444
Fax + 599 717 7318

Opening Times:
Washington Park: 8 am – 5 pm
STINAPA Headquarters: 8 am – 4 pm

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Active morning for the STINAPA education team, today the kids from Rayo di Solo visited frater park for the "Lora-pad". Fun while learning about our lora’s! … See MoreSee Less

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Lion fish: 10 years of management on Bonaire

For those who missed the presentation, here’s the powerpoint presentation from STINAPA biologist Paulo Bertuol. … See MoreSee Less

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Great time this morning with STINAPA education staff at Dierenasiel. During this school visit, the young kids learn about caring for animals and what it means to have a pet. … See MoreSee Less

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Saragassum explained by George Buckley, Harvard University Extinction School.
About the cause of Saragassum bloom and what we need to do.

What we are looking at is the age of Anthropocene; this is the period during which human activity has been the dominant influence on climate and the environment.

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Saragassum explained by George Buckley, Harvard University Extinction School.
Here are the cause of Saragassum bloom and what we need to do.

What we are looking at is the age of Anthropocene; this is the period during which human activity has been the dominant influence on climate and the environment. … See MoreSee Less

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Kibrahacha – Yellow Poui (Tabebuia billbergii)

Look at the hills and see the yellow patches!
The kibrahacha trees bloom after the rains for a short period.

It is said that the wood of the tree is so hard that even an ax will break on it, hence the Papiamentu name "Kibrahacha" "kibra" means break and "hacha" ax.

Photo’s by Kerenza Rannou.Kibrahacha – Yellow Poui (Tabebuia billbergii) ~The bloom of the flower lasts only 3 days. This happens in April or May. On this tree only a few buds have blossomed. It is said that the wood of the tree is so hard that even an ax will break on it, hence the Papiamentu name "Kibrahacha" "kibra" means break and "hacha" ax – Cool info and beautiful photos by Kerenza Rannou. … See MoreSee Less

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