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Dutch Caribbean Shark Week 2018

The fourth edition of Dutch Caribbean Shark Week took place from June 9-17, 2018 simultaneously in Curaçao, Aruba, St. Maarten, Bonaire, St. Eustatius, Saba, and in the Netherlands. An abundance of well-attended activities highlighted the importance of sharks for our oceans, and the threats they face.

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Missed previous editions of Dutch Caribbean Shark Week?

Find the report of Dutch Caribbean Shark Week 2017

Check out the 2016 report here

Check out the 2015 report here

Latest news

Shark expedition to the Saba Bank

Critically endangered sawfish and vulnerable silky shark gain additional protection in the Caribbean

New Dutch Caribbean Shark Week 2018 overview

Good news for sharks from Curacao: government to make haste with shark protection

Shark finning video from Curacao surfaces on internet

St. Eustatius joins Yarari Sanctuary

Not another shark horror movie

Jörgen Raymann: “Shark conservation affects us all”

Dutch Caribbean Shark Week in full preparation mode

Save Our Sharks raises funds for St. Maarten hurricane relief

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