Curaçao is home to a rich variety of ecosystems, from coral reefs and sea turtle nesting grounds to unique dry forests and national parks. Several important organizations and initiatives work hard to preserve the island’s natural heritage.
The CARMABI Foundation (Caribbean Research and Management of Biodiversity) is the leading research institute in the region, managing marine and terrestrial conservation efforts, including the well-known Christoffel Park and Shete Boka National Park. Visitors can explore Christoffel Park by making a Christoffel Park reservation online, supporting conservation with every visit.
Amigu di Tera (Friends of the Earth Curaçao) is an environmental advocacy group focused on sustainable development and protecting Curaçao’s ecosystems through activism, education, and policy influence.
Sea Turtle Conservation Curaçao is dedicated to the protection of endangered sea turtles around the island. Their work includes monitoring nesting sites, educating the public, and organizing cleanups of vital beach habitats.
Stichting Uniek Curaçao is a foundation that promotes the sustainable use and preservation of Curaçao’s unique nature and cultural landscapes, often working in collaboration with local communities.
Michel de Costa Gomez, a respected nature photographer and activist, uses powerful images and storytelling to raise awareness about the importance of environmental conservation on Curaçao.
By visiting the websites of these organizations, you can learn more about nature conservation in Curaçao, get involved, or support their work. Together, we can help protect the natural wonders that make Curaçao truly unique.
