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Launch of the Sint Maarten Pelican Project by EPIC.

November 30, 2022

Launch of the Sint Maarten Pelican Project by EPIC.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- A new project implemented by Environmental Protection in the Caribbean (EPIC) Foundation aims at investigating the state of Sint Maarten’s brown pelican population for improved management of the species and its habitat.

EPIC has started a new project to research the status and conservation of the Caribbean Brown Pelican  (Pelecanus occidentalis occidentalis) on Sint Maarten and promote the conservation of the pelican through awareness raising and outreach activities. With the data collected, the long-term goal of this project is to improve the management of natural resources for the preservation of biodiversity on Sint Maarten, particularly Sint Maarten’s ...

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