Can the ‘Tree of Life’ really slow down global warming?
Yes, it can. Even though Ité palm, otherwise known as the ‘tree of life’, is exclusively found in the southern ...
Country: Caribbean
Decoding Buzzwords in Food – What Consumers Need to Know
Scan the shelves of any local supermarket and you'd notice more and more products with grandiose claims about their benefits ...
The importance of counting techniques to estimate bird populations
This article was written by Christopher Cambrone and originally published on Caribaea Initiative. An edited version is republished here as part ...
A Sip of Sustainability
Understanding 'preservation' and 'conservation',and why leaders globally have been focusing on sustainable development as a way forward. If we were ...
Pesticides and Food in Trinidad and Tobago – Know the Facts for SAFE Eating
Understanding how pesticide usage affects the food you eat is key to making healthier choices for yourself and your loved ...
The Fury of the Sea Unleashed by the Pink Moon
Lower Manzanilla residents were left in shock and disbelief one morning in April by the sight that lay before them ...
Pesticides, Preservatives and Pathogens – Beyond What The Eye Can See
Did you know that contaminated food is responsible for an estimated 600 million yearly cases of food-borne diseases worldwide? Moreover, ...
In Haiti, small urban green spaces provide refuges for birds
The insular Caribbean is one of the most important biodiversity hotspots on the planet. In the center of the region, ...
Sustainably Grown Food – SAFE for you, SAFE for The Planet
A trip to the market or grocery store can be challenging for the conscientious consumer. We want our food to ...
Sustainable Agriculture – The Anti-Hero Trinidad and Tobago Needs
The term sustainable agriculture often comes up in conversations about national food security. Most people know it to be a ...
