Marine Health Alert: Rangers in Saint-Martin were called to Orient Bay Beach after two dolphins were found stranded—an adult carcass and a live juvenile (Stenella coeruleoalba, rare locally). The area was secured by the Gendarmerie, the Collectivité’s Environment Brigade and STIS to reduce any risk of disease transmission. The adult’s cause of death is still unknown; it was handled by Collectivité technical services and treated at the Grandes Cayes eco-site. The juvenile was cared for and released back to sea in a calm, far-from-coast area. Public Guidance: Officials urged residents to keep distance, avoid direct contact, and report any distressed marine mammals to Réserve Naturelle (+590 690 34 77 10), the National Stranding Network Guadeloupe (+590 690 57 19 44), or the Gendarmerie. Regional Health Diplomacy: The OECS formalized a renewed diplomatic bond with France by accrediting Ambassador Marie-Noëlle Duris, highlighting shared priorities including public health, climate resilience and maritime security across Martinique, Guadeloupe and Saint Martin.