Titbits: Nature in March – Bonchi kabai

March is a month of transition. The dry season hits hard, with occasional heavy rain showers that briefly awaken nature, only to then shake its head and return to dry season hibernation.

Wild flowers: Yerba di sas (Jacquemontia nodiflora/ Convolvulus nodiflorus)

Our islands have multiple species of plants that belong to the Morning glory family in the wild. One of the most inconspicuous but also one of the most delicate of them is what we call the Yerba di sas

Waiting list: Summer workshop: Geology of Curaçao (2-days)

In the summer of 2026 Geologist Léon Pors will be organizing a Geology of Curaçao 2-day workshop including a full day excursion in which we will visit all the geological formations of the island. This workshop is perfect for geography teachers, tourist guides and everyone who is interested in the natural history of Curaçao and wants to know more about its origins.

Titbits: The Move!

Hermit crabs are frequent visitors to gardens, and especially the beach on the ABC-islands. These adorable creatures are often a source of amusement for many beach-goers, and dogs can even spend hours playing hide-and-seek with them in the garden.

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