Spotted Drum $40.00 membership fee

The Spotted Drum fish (Equetus punctatus) vibrate their swim bladders which produces a low pitched (drumming) sound. They hide in crevices, ledges and small caves during the day and feed in the open at night, eating crabs, shrimps and annelid worms. This distinctive fish was chosen to be the symbol of the Marine Park because of its abundance in Statia’s waters.

• Friends of STENAPA tote bag made of 100% recycled materials
• “I am a Friend of STENAPA” decal
• Spotted Drum magnet and bookmark
• Quarterly e-news letter with timely special member section
• 10% discount on STENAPA brand items
• Membership card offering discounts at participating businesses
  

Killy Killy $80.00 membership fee

The Killy Killy bird (Falco sparverius) or American Kestrel is a small, agile falcon which frequents high, exposed perches where it searches for prey. The name Killy Killy refers to the rapid sound it makes when excited or upset. Their feathers vary in colour from reddish brown to dark brown and their heads are white with blue-grey on top. Killy Killy birds feed on insects, lizards and small rodents. Although endangered worldwide these birds are commonly seen on Statia.

• T-shirt with Friends of STENAPA logo
• Quill and Marine Park annual tags
• Set of five STENAPA mini-guides
• “I am a Friend of STENAPA” decal
• Killy Killy magnet and bookmark
• Quarterly e-news letter with timely special member section
• 10% discount on STENAPA brand items
• Membership card offering discounts at participating businesses

Leatherback $150.00 membership fee

The Leatherback turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) is an ancient creature and the largest of all sea turtles with an average adult weighing around 500 kilos (1100 pounds). Unlike other sea turtles the Leatherback’s shell is a leather-like carapace covering hundreds of irregular bony plates. They eat jellyfish, other small sea animals and plants, and migrate hundreds of miles each year. Leatherbacks nest at Zeelandia beach on Statia from April to June each year, and are a welcome sight as they are critically endangered worldwide.

• Polo shirt with Friends of STENAPA logo
• Book: The Reptiles and Amphibians of the Dutch Caribbean (Paperback)
• Invitation to special events and behind the scenes opportunities
• Quill and Marine Park annual tags
• Set of five STENAPA mini-guides
• “I am a Friend of STENAPA” decal
• Leatherback magnet and bookmark
• Quarterly e-news letter with timely special member section
• 20% discount on STENAPA brand items
• Membership card offering discounts at participating businesses Antillean

Iguana $250.00 membership fee

The Lesser Antillean iguana (Iguana delicatissima) is classified as “Vulnerable” and is legally protected from hunting on Statia. Iguanas prefer to live among the thick vegetation of bushes and low trees and are skilled at climbing trees. They primarily feed in the morning, eating the leaves, flowers, and fruits of a wide variety of shrubs and trees. Hatchlings and juveniles are bright green, while adults are green-grey in colour.

• STENAPA annual report via email
• Polo shirt with Friends of STENAPA logo
• Book: The Reptiles and Amphibians of the Dutch Caribbean (Paperback)
• Invitation to special events and behind the scenes opportunities
• Quill and Marine Park annual tags
• Set of five STENAPA mini-guides
• “I am a Friend of STENAPA” decal
• Antillean Iguana magnet and bookmark
• Quarterly e-news letter with timely special member section
• 20% discount on STENAPA brand items
• Membership card offering discounts at participating businesses
  

Statia Morning Glory $500.00 membership fee

The Statia Morning Glory (Ipomoea sphenophylla) is a vine with lilac coloured flowers. As the rarest plant in the Dutch kingdom, it is endemic to St. Eustatius and was thought to be extinct until recently. Some say it holds magical properties of the island’s past. Propagation is underway at the Miriam Schmidt Botanical Garden as currently under twenty plants have been documented on Statia. Statia Morning Glory is found in the wild only in the Northern Hills area of Statia.

• Book: The Reptiles and Amphibians of the Dutch Caribbean (Hardback)
• Beach towel with Friends of STENAPA logo
• Polo shirt with Friends of STENAPA logo
• 2008 National Parks calendar Friends of STENAPA logo
• STENAPA annual report via email
• Invitation to special events and behind the scenes opportunities
• Quill and Marine Park annual tags
• Set of five STENAPA mini-guides
• “I am a Friend of STENAPA” decal
• Statia Morning Glory magnet and bookmark
• Quarterly e-news letter with timely special member section
• 20% discount on STENAPA brand items
• Membership card offering discounts at participating businesses