Chris Meijvogel

Chris Meijvogel

Saba’s plan for a coral comeback

Saba has an exciting new initiative to restore its coral reefs. This new project, running from 2024 to 2026, will focus on reviving key species in the island’s under­water ecosystems. With a collaborative team from Saba Conservation Foundation (SCF) and Van Hall Larenstein (VHL) Uni­versity of Applied Sciences, the project …

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Concerns over referrals in the Dutch Caribbean

The Dutch Second Chamber of Parlia­ment recently voiced con­cern about the slow nature and high cost of medical referrals in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom, in­cluding Curacao. During a debate in the Health, Welfare and Sports Com­mittee, several parties in­cluding GroenLinks-PvdA emphasised the need for a faster and more …

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Saba Tourist Bureau organises Tourism Awareness Week events

Saba Tourist Bureau recently hosted a series of activities to promote tourism appreciation and community involvement on the island. The celebration of Tourism Awareness Week “featured a variety of events aimed at fostering a deeper un­derstanding of what makes Saba so unique, in addition to radio interviews to talk a …

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State Secretary Nobel to visit Bonaire, Saba, Statia

State Secre­tary for Participation and Inte­gration Jurgen Nobel will pay a working visit to Saba, St. Eustatius and Bonaire consecutively, from Sunday, September 29, until Sunday, October 6. This visit is aimed at getting to know the islands better and to per­sonally discuss the challenges and positive examples from practice. …

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Royal Dutch Army visited fire station in Saba

A unit of the Royal Dutch Army recently visited a fire station in Saba as part of its exercises to prepare for potential relief efforts following a hurricane strike. During the visit, the Carib­bean Netherlands Fire Department BKCN gave an introduction of its role and provided an explanation of firefighting …

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