BioNews Kids Second Edition published by the DCNA
After a successful first edition, the Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance (DCNA) has released the second edition of BioNews Kids. BioNews Kids is a free...
Tropical wave in Caribbean could potentially become a cyclone
Meteo made a post on Facebook that mentioned a strong tropical wave making its way through the east of the Caribbean, which affects small...
Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance Organizes Session specific to Conservation in the Dutch Caribbean
Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance Organizes Session Specific to Conservation in the Dutch Caribbean at the World Conservation Congress
Governors of Bonaire and Sint Maarten to...
Marines support local authorities with hurricane Tammy in Saint Martin
The authorities from Saint Martin yesterday made a request to Defense to support them with hurricane Tammy. Defense has responded to this and made...
“The Kingdom must unite us, not divide us”
Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance chairman, Hellen van der Wal, has expressed her concerns about cooperation in the field of nature management and climate change...
Launch of Education USA Advising Center on Curaçao
On Tuesday, September 12, 2023, Curacao celebrated the launch of the island’s first-ever EducationUSA Advising Center, a free resource for students, parents, and teachers who...
Navy ship HNLMS Holland leads anti-drug operation: 4735 kg of cocaine intercepted
The Dutch naval vessel HNLMS Holland, in close collaboration with the US Coast Guard and the Caribbean Coast Guard, has contributed to the interception...
Minimum wage, social security benefits and child benefit in the Caribbean Netherlands to rise
From the 1st of July 2024, the minimum wage in the Caribbean Netherlands will be $1,750 per month. Minister Schouten (poverty policy, participation and...
No Curaçao North Sea Jazz in 2023
To our great regret, there will be no Curaçao North Sea Jazz Festival in 2023. We did everything in our power to make it...
More purchasing power in the Caribbean Netherlands
One in three residents in the Caribbean Netherlands lives in poverty. That is why this cabinet is allocating €30 million in 2024 to improve...
