STINAPA presenta su trabajo en el Parque marino de Bonaire como un ejemplo de gestion de gestion de AMP en el Caribe Sur

1. FOUNDATION OF NATIONAL PARKS

2. • STINAPA N.A.
• STINAPA Bonaire.
• Board of Directors.
• General Director.
• Protected areas.

3. MISSION OF STINAPA Bonaire.
STINAPA Bonaire is dedicated to the conservation of
Bonaire’s natural and historical heritage through the
sustainable use of its resources.

4. GOALS OF STINAPA Bonaire.
1) To protect, conserve and restore of all the natural
resources, including but not limited to the native flora and
fauna of Bonaire for future generations
2) To ensure that the conservation of these natural
resources is given the highest priority in all public
decision making processes
3) To ensure that the residents of and visitors to Bonaire
receive quality education and information in the protection
of nature and the environment
4) To ensure that the natural and historical resources of
Bonaire are used in a sustainable manner

5. Bonaire National Marine Park

6. HISTORY
• Pre 1979.
• 1979, Bonaire Marine Park.
• 1992, Divers Fee.
• 1999, National Park status.
• 2000, Demo site for UNEP.
• 2001, Klein Bonaire.

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24. DAILY ACTIVITIES
• Patrolling and enforcement.
• Education programs.
• Mooring maintenance.
• Assistance to scientists
• Data collection.
• Assistance on public events.

25. FINANCES
• Users fees.
• Grants and donations.
• Government subsidy.
• Others.

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