Aruba Conservation Foundation
@arubanationalpark.org
Aruba’s diverse ecosystems, both land and sea, are home to 34 endemic species including the critically endangered Aruba Island rattlesnake, the Aruba burrowing owl and Hummelinck’s vesper mouse.
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About Aruba Conservation Foundation
Description
Aruba National Park Foundation (FPNA) is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the natural beauty of Aruba through its stunning Arikok National Park. Covering nearly 20% of the island, the park offers breathtaking vistas of rugged terrain, desert-like hills adorned with tall cacti, and a spectacular coastline. Immerse yourself in Aruba's rich history, culture, and unique geological formations as you explore the park's guided tours or venture on your own.
FPNA provides a wide range of educational programs and fun activities for visitors of all ages to learn about the island's flora and fauna. For nature enthusiasts and budding photographers, FPNA hosts an annual Nature Photography Competition, allowing participants to capture the diversity of Aruba's native flowers and raise awareness for the conservation of its fragile nature. Winners have the incredible opportunity to see their winning image transformed into a postage stamp, courtesy of partner Post Aruba.
Join us in Aruba's National Park and experience the island's natural beauty at its best
Brand industry
Community and Society
Philanthropy
Brand size
11-50 employees
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2003
