Coral bleaching Bonaire inventoried
At the beginning of 2017 a coral bleaching event was reported on Bonaire. Directly after the event quadrant photographs were taken to inventory the impact.
Central repository for biodiversity related research and monitoring data from the Dutch Caribbean
At the beginning of 2017 a coral bleaching event was reported on Bonaire. Directly after the event quadrant photographs were taken to inventory the impact.
Bridled quail doves forage for fruits and seeds on the forest floor. The Quill, affected by the huricanes Irma and Maria, is the only habitat for these quills on St.Eustatius.
Coralliophila snails are common in Caribbean and feed on a large range of host corals. The snail preference is indicative for the reef health.
Visual environmental preferences for wildlife, landscapes and coastal zones have been located through Panoramio and Flickr social media platforms.
Flamingos are counted every month since 1981. Flamingo population is stable on Bonaire. The sudden population decline in Goto-meer due to contamination has been restored.
The populations of sharks worldwide are in sharp decline. The local nature conservation and fisheries organizations are involved in the protection.