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Kralendijk- STINAPA, together with ECHO foundation has planted 50 plants in the area of Put Bronswinkel.
The project formed part of the celebration of 50 years nature conservation on the island. Reforestation is one of the main focus-areas of STINAPA’s conservation action plan.
To achieve the goal of more trees in the Washington-Slagbaak National Park (WNSP), STINAPA will work together with the ECHO foundation, which has proven itself succesful in resforastation efforts all over teh island.
Put bronswinkel is and important landmark in the national Park and a paradise for birdwatchers.
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