Animal Care Center: Veterinarians Dolf van der Giessen, and Marcel Jilesen assist Curacao Wildlife with medical care of injured/sick wild animals in general. (website is under construction)
  
Carmabi: They conduct biodiversity research and protection of wildlife habitats, and assist other researchers with their studies of flora and fauna of Curacao. They assist Curacao Wildlife with identification and documentation of migrating avians and marine mammals.
 
Curacao Sea Aquarium: Assists Curacao Wildlife with rescue and caring for injured and sick wild sea mammals, fish eating sea birds, and osprey.
  
Curacao Tours Info: They provide nature tours on foot, mountainbike, canoe and by jeep. Assists Curacao Wildlife with terrestrial/marine mammal, and avian, rescue and monitoring.
 
Dierenartsen Praktijk Doest: Veterinarian Odette Doest assists Curacao Wildlife specifically with identification/medical care of injured/sick wild avians. (website is under construction)
 
Donderdagavond Duik Club: Club of scuba dive enthousiasts, and retired professional divers. Organizes weekly dive events for members and non-members. Assists Curacao Wildlife with marine mammal rescue, and underwater habitat monitoring.
 
Curacao dot com: Official site of Curacao Tourism Board.
 
NANCIweb: Netherlands Antilles Nature Conservation Initiative discussion forum, to exchange information and discuss issues, strategies and policies relevant to nature conservation and/or management in or around the islands of the Netherlands Antilles: Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten.
 
Stichting Dierenbescherming Curaçao: Animal shelter for domesticated pets, such as cats, dogs, and parrots.  Their staff brings, or they inform third parties to bring, injured, ill, and/or orphaned wild animals to Curacao Wildlife animal care locations and/or volunteers.
 
Uniek Curacao: They protect and monitor several wildlife habitats in Curacao, perform habitat cleanup, teach the public about environmental issues. Uniek Curacao has signed an operational agreement with Curacao Wildlife to assist each other with marine/terrestrial mammal, and avian, rescue and monitoring. Also assists Curacao Wildlife to raise awareness and to educate the public at large about local indigenous/migratory wild animals and how to increase positive interaction with wild animals by preventing a negative experience of the animals themselves.
 
VOMIL: Dhr. Paul Hoetjes and Dhr. Eric Newton assist Curacao Wildlife with migrating animal species identification, and provide info about CITES classification of all wild animals in our region. Vomil's KNAP Wildlife fund has given Curacao Wildlife a grant to enable us to build wildlife pre-release cages which are equipped with digital internet cameras to allow distant monitoring of orphaned wildlife that are in training to become wild animals again prior to their release back into the wild habitats of Curacao. Live video stream is soon available to the public for educational purposes. Fast, high bandwidth internet connection is required (if you can hear the background music, your connection is fast enough)
 
  

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