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The Nature Foundation St Maarten is Providing Interactive Presentations about Plastics and the Environments to schools. | SMN News

November 13, 2019

The Nature Foundation St Maarten is Providing Interactive Presentations about Plastics and the Environments to schools. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- In the coming months, the Nature Foundation St Maarten will conduct interactive presentations about the impacts of trash on our environment and the need to reduce single-use plastics to primary school students on St Maarten. The Foundation is planned to visit a broad range of primary schools to show the students what littering does to our wildlife and marine life and why single-use plastics should be urgently reduced on St Maarten.

Part of the Nature Foundation’s mission is to educate the public on the environmental impacts associated with single-use plastics, which is accomplished through their ongoing ‘Reduce and Reuse’


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