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Klein Bonaire: Building climate resilience through sustainable use and habitat restoration

Territory

Bonaire

Thematic scope

Ecosystem restoration
IAS management
Species conservation
Sustainable management

Implementing partners

Stichting Nationale Parken Bonaire (STINAPA)

Linked to

Netherlands

Programme

Budget

€ 99,927
© Leandro Neumann Ciuffo

To protect and restore Klein Bonaire’s unique and fragile ecosystem, STINAPA is prioritising sustainable resource management, ecological restoration, and strengthened conservation efforts. By carefully monitoring natural resource use, STINAPA ensures that visitors can enjoy the island while minimising their environmental impact. This includes visitor impact assessments, strategic management practices, and outreach initiatives to promote awareness and responsible tourism.

Ecological restoration efforts are underway, incorporating reforestation and rewilding techniques to enhance habitat quality while controlling non-native species to support the growth of native flora and fauna. To further safeguard the island’s biodiversity, STINAPA will establish a watchtower at No Name Beach, ensuring a full-time ranger presence.

Through these initiatives, STINAPA remains dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of Klein Bonaire, fostering ecological resilience, and securing a sustainable future for generations to come.

Duration: 18 months

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