Pollution
How illegal gold mining affects Suriname’s Wayana Indigenous Territory
Did you know that small-scale, illegal gold-mining activities are plaguing various Wayana Indigenous villages in the deep south of Suriname?...
PERSPECTIVES: Does noise pollution from Carnival affect birds?
Have you ever wondered how the loud sounds generated during Carnival fetes affect birds? In the latest article published under...
Tobago oil spill affects Lambeau fisherfolk and restaurants
On February 25, Cafe Al Fresco in Lambeau, Tobago, announced that it was temporarily closing its doors as a result...
Understanding Tobago’s disastrous oil spill
Authorities in Tobago are continuing an investigation of the circumstances surrounding a disastrous oil spill which occurred on February 7.
With a surge of beachgoers expected for Carnival: “Be mindful of harmful algal blooms”
As some people head to rivers and beaches to unwind for Trinidad and Tobago’s upcoming Carnival celebrations, the IMA is...
With holidays in full swing: “Be mindful of your ecological footprint”
From upcycled gifts to reducing food waste, there are numerous ways that households around the Caribbean can get involved in...
A look at BCRC-Caribbean’s fight against hazardous waste in Trinidad and Tobago
In an effort to make mechanisms for the environmentally sound management (ESM) of e-waste in the Caribbean more accessible, the...
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...
How emerging technologies can help fight plastic pollution
In today’s technologically advanced age, can virtual reality be used to raise more awareness for marine plastic pollution?
Falling Through the Cracks: The Degradation of Barbados’ Gullies
There is a need to protect Barbados' gullies given unsustainable anthropogenic activities have led to their degradation over time.
