Aruba produces more glass waste per capita than any other Caribbean island, yet landfill space is shrinking and recycling infrastructure is still developing. Highlighting the companies that voluntarily close the loop shows residents, businesses, and policymakers that a circular economy is already within reach.
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Trees for Aruba (Ban Lanta y Planta) – Growing a Greener Island Together | Ban Lanta y Planta—literally “Rise Up and Plant”—has been Aruba’s grassroots re-forestation movement since December 2020. Our mission is simple but urgent: plant 10,000 native trees and shrubs across the island to restore biodiversity, capture carbon, create shade, and safeguard soil.
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A Little Time, a Big Impact | Since 1986, Stichting Ambiente Feliz has provided residential care and day-programs for Arubans with intellectual and multiple disabilities. Operating from two warm, home-style campuses—Cas Curason in Santa Cruz and Cas Briyante in San Nicolaas—the foundation’s mission is simple: give every client the dignity, skills, and joyful experiences that
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A Paradise Under Pressure | On the northern tip of Aruba, a Crested Caracara briefly halts traffic as it crosses a dusty road. It’s a rare, quiet moment. Most days, off-road vehicles — especially ATVs — roar through this arid terrain, disturbing delicate ecosystems and putting pressure on Aruba’s iconic wildlife.
The Caribbean’s First and Only Certified Carbon Neutral Resort At Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort, preserving nature is a passion we share with our guests. From the very beginning, our resort has been deeply committed to sustainability. Since its opening in 1987, Bucuti has earned a reputation as one of the world’s greenest hotels.
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