Carmabi Foundation

Caribbean Research and Management of Biodiversity (CARMABI) is a non-profit foundation on the island of Curaçao, Dutch Caribbean, established in 1955.
 
The foundation has 5 pillars; Marine/Terrestrial Research, Park Management, Marine Park Management, Education and Consultancy.

Research Station: We conduct research on corals. Yearly over 250 students and scientist work at the station. 

Park Management: Carmabi manages the two most visited parks on Curacao: The Christoffel National Park and Shete Boka National Park. We also manage the Curaçao Marine Park and the Curaçao Rif Mangrove Park. 

Education: We are continuously working on producing and organizing school programs with regards to nature and environment. We provide education on these subjects both in the field as in the classroom.  

Consultancy: We provide consultancy on sustainable development for the government and project developers. We also have a green house where we grow endemic plant species.