Energy Transition: Aruba’s Green Overseas (GO) Program moves into its final phase, with a €190,000 EU-funded plan to electrify the government vehicle fleet and cut transport CO₂, improve air quality, and reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels. Nature Protection: The government temporarily closed two North Coast areas (about six kilometers) to protect vulnerable ecosystems and comply with the National Biodiversity Strategy, while work begins on regulated routes and permitted uses. Sustainable Infrastructure: Aruba Airport Authority and Utilities Aruba signed an MoU to study sustainable energy capacity, energy management, and water and wastewater solutions tied to the Gateway 2030 expansion. Regional Tourism Cooperation: Aruba and Curaçao signed a three-year tourism MOU covering connectivity, tourism security, sustainability, and multi-destination growth, followed by a night celebrating friendship and cooperation. Biodiversity Spotlight: A new documentary series, “Natuur in de Cariben,” will highlight Caribbean nature and climate pressures across Aruba and the wider Kingdom. Wildlife Notes: A local guide shares why terns matter on Aruba, including key breeding sites and the island’s outsized role in regional seabird conservation.