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Dominique Noiré

Vibrant Vocal sugarbirds on my fence : A few grains of sugar and a piece of papaya make a feast for the sugarbirds. Vulnerable From January till June, humpback whales can be seen in our waters where they come to breed and give birth. They need to be left alone. Today, the largest conservation issues […]

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Dominique Noiré

Vibrant Our beaches are among the most beautiful in the world. Golden sands, turquoise waters and blue skies combine to delight the senses. Vulnerable From March to October, turtles come and lay their eggs on St Martin beaches. It is very important to keep track and protect the nests from animals and human predators. Volunteers […]

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Alice Claeyssens

Vibrant Meet the colorful bearded anole, only found on st Martin, here on Almond grove in a shady garden. i love to observe lizards, they are all different and always curious, they like to play hide and seek. they are an emblematic figure of our caribbean islands. Vulnerable This Juvenile Anguilla Bank Anole, or Tree […]

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Amandine Vaslet

Vivant Cette vue de l’ilet Pinel, situé dans la Réserve Naturelle de Saint-Martin, illustre le contraste entre une plage bondée et une plage déserte. Les différences sont également bien visibles entre les façades nord-est de l’ile exposées aux courants et à la houle et la côte plus calme orientée vers la baie de Cul-de-Sac. Vulnérable […]

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Raphael Jacques

Vibrant Cette fleur a peine eclose exposee aux alizes se nourissant du soleil. Young beautiful flower on the shore feeding with alizes and the sun. Vulnerable Quoi de plus vulnerable que des coquillages attaches a un rocher, attendant que la houle leur donne a manger, en premiere ligne face a la polution, et a la […]

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Alice Claeyssens

Vibrant This reef 50ft deep on the north shore of Tintamarre. fields of corals bringing life, oxygen and food to underwater population. Balance of a fragile ecosystem. Vulnerable This reef on the front side of Tintamarre, shallow and vulnerable to swells, over-frequentation of hundreds of tourists a month, hitting coral with their fins, standing up […]

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Mederica Marshall Marlin

Our Egret! They fly, walk and swim all around our great salt pound, as they look around they see all the garbage the human being tro into the pound it is such a big mess Stay clear beautiful Egret before you get caught in all the old tires, wires bottles and other nasty mess. The […]

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Denis Vaslet

Vivant L’Euphorbe articulée (‘bois-lait’ ou en créole ‘bwa-lèt’) est un arbuste de la famille des Euphorbiacées qui pousse dans les forêts côtières sèches de Saint-Martin. Elle fut décrite sous le nom d’Euphorbia articulata par le botaniste français Aublet dès 1775. C’est une plante endémique des îles de la Caraïbe (Petites Antilles, Bahamas et Porto-Rico). La […]

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Nathalie Beaurain

Vibrant In St Martin, we are lucky to have so many beautiful beaches all different and all stunning in their own way with their miriad of colors, clear blue waters and soft white sand. Vulnerable Our beaches (and oceans) are in danger. People do not care about their environment, they do not realize that this […]

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Maël Renault

Vibrant This is an integral part of the Fruit De Mer Association, to teach our children for the future of our islands environement. By demonstrating respect and pride for the ecology of St. Martin we preserving its future. Vulnerable What is the most fragile yet vital resource on our island of St.Martin? Life surfaces in […]

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