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Suriname faces several significant environmental challenges, mainly due to deforestation, illegal mining and the sustainable management of its natural resources. Deforestation, especially in the country's Amazon rainforest, poses a threat to Suriname's unique biodiversity and contributes to climate change. Illegal mining, particularly gold mining, has caused significant damage to the environment and led to social and cultural conflicts.

To address these challenges, Suriname has taken measures to strengthen the protection of its natural areas and promote sustainable practices. The government has established several protected areas, such as the Brownsberg Nature Reserve and the Galibi Nature Reserve, to protect the country's biodiversity and natural habitat. Additionally, Suriname has worked collaboratively with international organizations and neighboring countries to combat illegal mining and promote sustainable practices in the mining industry.

Despite these efforts, Suriname still faces significant challenges in terms of environmental conservation and sustainable management of its natural resources. Additional measures are needed to address these issues effectively and protect Suriname's valuable natural heritage for future generations.

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