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Blue Marine Foundation launches new partnership with Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance.

May 9, 2022

Blue Marine Foundation launches new partnership with Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance.
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BONAIRE:--- Ocean charity makes an initial grant of $90,000 to marine parks on six Dutch Caribbean islands. Award will fund projects including coral protection, and training youth marine rangers.

Ocean conservation charity Blue Marine Foundation has announced it is awarding $90,000 in funding to support marine conservation in the Dutch Caribbean. A range of projects run by protected area management organizations on six islands will each receive a grant of $15,000. The funding is the first step in a longer-term partnership to support the islands and help secure sustainable financing through the Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance (DCNA) Trust fund.

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