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The Nature Foundation St Maarten is looking for an Educational Outreach Officer

Posted on 28 Jan 202031 Jan 2020 by Melanie
Yacht Club Port de Plaisance

The Nature Foundation St Maarten is looking for an Educational Outreach Officer.

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  • Nature Foundation and IHE Delft Institute for Water Education visit local schools to educate students about the importance of Coral Reefs and introduce Student Competition 17 Mar 2020
  • St. Maarten’s Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations Present Support Letter to Parliament for the ban on Single-use Plastic Items Initiated by MP Sarah Wescot-Williams 16 Mar 2020
  • Telem Group and Nature Foundation Team up to Help Save St. Maarten Coral Reefs 3 Mar 2020

RSS Reef Life Foundation

  • Homes for the Ocean's Homeless: Coral Reef's Unsung Heroes 19 Mar 2020
  • Ancient Turtles to Ocean Wildlife 4 Mar 2020
  • Oceanite Octopus Condo 15 Feb 2020

RSS Les Fruits de Mers

  • Amuseum@Home: Day 18 9 Apr 2020
  • Amuseum@Home: Day 17 6 Apr 2020
  • Heritage Jollification 4 Apr 2020

RSS Nature Today

  • Fipronil seed-coating leads to strongly impaired reproduction in cabbage white butterflies 12 Mar 2020
  • Unlocking the evolutionary secrets of local amphibians and lizards within the Lesser Antilles 8 Mar 2020
  • Help counting Europe’s butterflies 17 Feb 2020
  • Solving conflicts between humans and elephants: how a former poacher became a local hero 14 Feb 2020
  • Genetic testing to measure sea turtle conservation success 9 Feb 2020

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Did you already find the Anolis pogus, also called Did you already find the Anolis pogus, also called the Bearded Anole or Anguilla Bank Bush Anole? This species is considered vulnerable and can only be found on Sint Maarten! We were able to catch this nice picture, unfortunately in between some trash and litter... This endemic species is typically found in shady areas and are most common in the forest, however they can also be found in urban areas and landscaped resorts. The bearded anole favors humid habitats in upland areas where it lives amongst ground cover rather than on trees. The Anguilla Bank Bush Anole is small, measuring just 6 centimeters (snout-to-vent length), and can be identified by the beautiful turquoise patch that surrounds each eye. Males are coloured light brown to orange brown with some darker markings on their back and a pale yellow belly. Females are duller in colour and have a mid-dorsal stripe. Thats why they are awesome! #sxmsharkgirl #ilovenature #natureisourfuture #saveournature #beardedanole #endemicspecies
You asked so we delivered! You can now Pre-Order y You asked so we delivered! You can now Pre-Order your Nature Foundation Eco-Bracelet(s)! Wearing the Nature Foundation Eco-Bracelet identifies you as a Sint Maarten Eco-Warrior and symbolizes your commitment to a clean and sustainable Sint Maarten! Every bracelet purchase directly supports protecting and enhancing St. Maarten's natural environment. The Nature Foundation SXM manages and preserves the nation's nature areas and natural habitats, provides education and awareness and conducts essential research and monitoring. The Eco-Bracelet is made from recycled PET fabric, which is the primary material used for the production of many water bottles around the world. Billions of PET bottles are discarded each year and a significant amount of them become littered in the natural environment, representing one of the biggest waste problems on Earth. This edition of the Sint Maarten Eco-Bracelet displays the text “Nature is our Future SXM”, which is the slogan of the Nature Foundation St. Maarten, along with an outline of our beloved island. Each Eco-bracelet also includes a flyer explaining what it means to wear the bracelet, how you can continue to support the Nature Foundation and a map of Sint Maarten’s Marine Protected Area and dive sites. The Nature Foundation is taking pre-orders to reserve your bracelets! For a donation of US$10 you will receive your bracelet as soon as pick up is available (payment due upon collection). Check out the page to reserve yours now: naturefoundationsxm.org/donate/eco-bracelets/ This Eco-Bracelet is made possible due to the support of the Caribbean Association of Banks Inc. on behalf of their members throughout the region. Thank you CAB! (cab-inc.com) #NatureFoundationSXM #NatureIsOurFuture #NFSXMEcoBracelet #CaribbeanAssociationofBanks
How cool is this page?! https://neal.fun/deep-sea/ How cool is this page?! https://neal.fun/deep-sea/ Scroll down the page to see what depths all different kinds of marine life can reach! #NatureIsOurFuture #NatureFoundationSXM
Getting bored in lock down? Check your porch (or m Getting bored in lock down? Check your porch (or maybe your garden), because right there you will find some interesting animals! The Anguilla Bank Anole (Anolis gingivinus) can be found around our houses. Locally this lizard is often called Tree Lizard, it typically inhabits dry lowland areas and urban areas and lives in trees and on rocks. This anole is common on St Maarten and probably to fast for you to catch, they can release their tail when grabbed by predators, such as the American kestrels. Tree lizards are insectivorous and feed on bugs and small spiders, including mosquitoes! They can also change their color to blend in with their surrounding and become less visible to predators. Show a pucture if you found one on your porch (be careful, we dont want them to lose their tails...!) #natureisourfuture #anole #anguillabankanole #sxmsharkgirl #reptiles #saveournature
Coming sooon, the Nature Foundation Eco bracelet!! Coming sooon, the Nature Foundation Eco bracelet!!! NATURE IS OUR FUTURE! #natureisourfuture #naturefoundationsxm #naturefoundation #ilovenature #ecobracelet #nfecobracelet #nfbracelet #naturefoundationbracelet #saveournature
Did you know that we have a Resource Page for Stud Did you know that we have a Resource Page for Students and Teachers on our website? Find info, graphics, activities and more about several different topics by visiting naturefoundationsxm.org and going to our Education Page where you can find the Materials for Teachers and Student link! We will be updating this page over time with more info and topics for you! Please share with teachers and those teaching from home to help spread conservation education on SXM! #NatureFoundationSXM #NatureIsOurFuture
Nature Foundation Chief Ranger Etienne was just i Nature Foundation Chief Ranger Etienne was just in time to rescue a slider turtle crossing the road at the Prins Bernard bridge this morning! All over the world animals are venturing out into areas they wouldn't normally be seen because there are less people out! Have you seen any animals around that you wouldn't normally find in your area? Send us photos to share! This slider turtle was put back in its habitat close to the Great salt pond. #NatureFoundationSXM #NatureIsOurFuture
The Nature Foundation keeps on taking care of our The Nature Foundation keeps on taking care of our nature, environment and their species, while staying safe during the lockdown on St Maarten. We will be able to keep on responding to environment emergencies, ecosystem degradation, protection of endagered species and invasive species management, when necessary. We received approval from the police force to execute necessary tasks mandated through the management agreement we have with VROMI to manage the ecosystems of St Maarten. Staff contact phone numbers to report environmental incidents or emergencies can be requested through messenger or via info@naturefoundationsxm.org. We are asking everyone to stay inside, while protecting yourself and the environment! #natureisourfuture #protectournature #naturesxm #naturrfoundationsxm #saveournature #curfew #covid19
While we are staying inside, nature is getting a b While we are staying inside, nature is getting a break! The last week our waters have been more clear. Corals, juvenile fish and other marine life can be seen right from shore... These beautiful marine life pictures were taken in the tide pools along back bay. Which coral species and fish species do you see, name them in the comments. #natureisourfuture #naturalpools #saveourcorals #saveourocean #naturefoundationsxm
The next @sharkeducation webinar starts in one hou The next @sharkeducation webinar starts in one hour! Filming Sharks with Filipe DeAndrade Apr 7, 1 pm EST https://zoom.us/j/993184107 ALL AGES Brazilian born, Cleveland raised, filmmaker Filipe DeAndrade has a passion for wildlife and freely admits he is addicted to adventure. Filipe graduated from the University of Florida and started a production house with his friends called Comfort Theory. In 2015 Filipe won National Geographic’s Wild to Inspire short film competition at the Sun Valley Film Festival and is a 20 Time NY Emmy Award Winner as producer and photographer. Nat Geo WILD invited Filipe to work on several documentary projects and he is currently producing the WILD YouTube show Untamed for National Geographic. #Sharks4Kids #SharkEducation #NatureIsOurFuture #NatureFoundationSXM
Another great at home activity! Here is a word sea Another great at home activity! Here is a word search from the Amuseum@Home series from @lesfruitstagram. Visit their website for daily activities and lessons and check out their gram for photos from all around the island! http://www.lesfruitsdemer.com/category/athome/
Here is an activity for you to do at home today du Here is an activity for you to do at home today during our lock down! A crossword based on St. Maarten's environment! Need help finding some answers? Visit naturefoundation.org for info about our Marine Park and and animals you can find there! #NatureFoundationSXM #NatureIsOurFuture
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