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No Adult Queen Conch found in Bonaire 2020 survey
09-03-2021 -
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Kralendijk – In the areas of Lac Bay that were investigated no adult Karko’s were found. The population also seems to have decreased compared to 2018. All conch on Bonaire are protected; help STINAPA save this protected species before it’s too late.
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