Climate Change
Barbados ramps up efforts to protect scarce water resources
Given the country’s scarce water resources, Barbadian authorities are stepping up their efforts to make water networks and consumers more...
Cari-Bois launches pilot youth journalism project
In an effort to establish a cohort of climate conscious Gen Z multimedia journalists, Cari-Bois launched its pilot youth journalism...
Views from around the Caribbean (Part 2)
Cari-Bois is pleased to share a curated collection of 12 photos selected from the 16 articles published between April 1st...
Improving climate resiliency in Trinidad and Tobago calls for strategic action
With climate change affecting Small Island Developing States (SIDs) like Trinidad and Tobago, there must be continued efforts to improve...
Grappling with climate change and food production: Guyana & St. Vincent and the Grenadines
In the past several years, climate change has affected efforts to scale up food production in Guyana and St. Vincent...
PERSPECTIVES! Caribbean journalists: ‘Shortfalls in climate reporting can be improved’
Guyanese journalist Ronald Taylor interviews Caribbean journalists to get their honest opinions on the state of climate reporting in the...
Suriname’s indigenous communities on the front line of climate fight
To protect their traditional values and norms, Suriname’s indigenous communities have found themselves on the front line of the climate...
PERSPECTIVES: Why should we plant more trees?
As countries continue to grapple with the effects of climate change, tree-planting exercises have gained prominence in many environmental campaigns...
Breach in sandbar threatens Barbuda’s Ramsar site
For decades, a sandbar has protected Codrington Lagoon from the open sea. But recent breaches in the sandbar has threatened...
Coastal erosion redraws St. Vincent’s north-east coast
Since the start of studies along St. Vincent's north-east coast in 1947, researchers have observed the progression of substantial erosion.
