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Clarification on Nature Foundation’s Involvement in Underwater Museum. | SMN NEWS

July 13, 2023

Clarification on Nature Foundation’s Involvement in Underwater Museum. | SMN NEWS
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PHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten, 13 July 2023 – The Nature Foundation would like to clarify our involvement in the Great Bay underwater museum leasing agreement, in light of the “Agreement signed with the undisclosed company for underwater museum.” We are cited in the article as a stakeholder who vetted, studied, and approved the Sint Maarten government’s decision to place an artificial reef attraction in Great Bay.

We were first made aware of the underwater museum in 2022, when the Nature Foundation conducted surveys for multiple sites and submitted two rapid assessment reports after …

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