Caribbean Netherlands population expected to reach 36,100 by 2035

The popu­lation of the Caribbean Netherlands grew by three per cent in 2024, reach­ing 30,397 residents as of January 1. According to a recent report by Statistics Netherlands CBS, titled The Caribbean Nether­lands in Numbers 2024, the population is projected to continue growing, reaching 36,100 residents by 2035, a nineteen …

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Sea & Learn’s Critter Quest Kicks Off with Enthusiastic Crowd

On Monday, January 13, the Sea & Learn Foundation launched its first Critter Quest presentation at Amonhana, drawing a crowd of more than 70 attendees, including both locals and visitors. The event featured four entomologists, each delivering insightful 10-15 minute presentations on the importance of documenting Saba’s biodiversity. Project coordinator …

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Emergency Document Service by the Census Office

The Public Entity Saba wants to inform residents about their picket shift service for urgent situations that cannot wait until the next working day. This service is available for: Emergency Passports – For urgent travel needs. Laissez-Passer – Temporary travel documents in emergencies. Vital Records – Death certificates and birth …

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Saba resident fed up with pollution caused by govt, backup generator

Saba has been experienc­ing power outages since last No­vember, which has heightened concerns within the community. The island saw five back-to-back outages early Tuesday morning, which escalated the frustration of one resident in particular. Verna Robinson-Simmons has been a victim of air and noise pol­lution caused by the fumes and vibrations …

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Progress in Erosion Control and Vegetation Recovery on Saba

The NEPP (Nature and Environment Policy Plan) team, in collaboration with key stakeholders, has made significant strides in reducing erosion and promoting vegetation recovery on Saba. Notable progress is visible in areas like Giles Quarter, where tree saplings are now successfully emerging. Historically, overgrazing by free-roaming livestock, particularly goats, prevented …

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