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In Suriname, several environmental conservation projects are being carried out to protect its unique biodiversity and ecosystems. One of the most important projects is the establishment of protected areas, such as the Central Suriname National Park, which covers a wide variety of habitats, from tropical forests to savannahs, and protects threatened species such as the jaguar and black caiman.

Another important project is the sustainable management of natural resources, including fishing and timber harvesting, to ensure they are used responsibly and the health of ecosystems is maintained. Additionally, efforts are being made to promote the conservation of endangered species, such as the arrau turtle, through the protection of their nesting habitats and the implementation of captive breeding programs.

These conservation projects have a significant impact on Suriname by protecting its biodiversity, maintaining key ecosystem services such as climate regulation and freshwater provision, and preserving the culture and way of life of indigenous communities that depend on natural resources for their subsistence.

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