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The future of environmental conservation in Suriname will largely depend on the country's ability to address existing and emerging challenges. Suriname is expected to continue strengthening its network of protected areas and promoting sustainable practices in key sectors such as mining, agriculture and tourism. Furthermore, the country is expected to continue collaborating with international organizations and other nations to address environmental challenges at the regional and global levels.

However, Suriname will also face several challenges in the future, including pressure on its natural resources due to economic development and climate change. Deforestation, pollution and loss of natural habitats will continue to be major concerns, requiring effective conservation and sustainable management measures.

Additionally, Suriname will have to address challenges such as a lack of resources and institutional capacity, as well as the need to increase public awareness and participation in environmental conservation. Overcoming these challenges will require a comprehensive and collaborative approach that involves all sectors of society and ensures the long-term conservation of Suriname's valuable natural resources.

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