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Nature Foundation St. Maarten and DCNA say farewell to Governor Holiday.

November 8, 2022

Nature Foundation St. Maarten and DCNA say farewell to Governor Holiday.
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BONAIRE:--- Over the last twelve years, His Excellency Governor Eugene Holiday has proudly served as Governor of Sint Maarten.  Throughout his tenure, Governor Holiday has been very supportive of nature conservation in St. Maarten and throughout the Dutch Caribbean.  It is with great pleasure that Nature Foundation St. Maarten and Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance (DCNA) have dedicated a bench at the new St. Maarten Birding and Ecotourism Project in his honor.

As the first governor of the island, Governor Holiday has been a great advocate for nature in Sint Maarten and the Dutch Caribbean, supporting the Nature Foundation ...

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