A look at bringing the RedLAC Congress to the Eastern Caribbean and its importance
In an exclusive interview with Cari-Bois, CEO of the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund, Karen McDonald Gayle, gave a look into the ...
Country: Caribbean
St. Lucia gears up to host 26th RedLAC Congress
From October 7 - 10, the Latin American and the Caribbean Network of Environmental Funds (RedLAC) will meet in St. ...
SIDS “fight” to maintain “special case” status at UN
In this special report for Cari-Bois, Stefanie Lauchman highlights the efforts that stakeholders from SIDS are taking to advocate for SIDS ...
Record-breaking Hurricane Beryl leaves destructive trail across Caribbean
Just five days after rapidly intensifying into the earliest Category 4 Hurricane on Record in the Atlantic Basin, and then ...
Why zero-waste practices present a pathway to sustainable development
On March 30, the world observed International Day of Zero Waste which is commemorated annually to raise awareness on the ...
Guyana’s rainforests play a central role in expanded ecotourism efforts
In this exclusive story for Cari-Bois, Guyanese journalist, Vishani Ragobeer, details the efforts by the Government of Guyana to construct ...
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 ...
Reflecting on the decline of Trinidad and Tobago’s wetlands
Trinidad and Tobago’s coasts were once lined with large mangrove trees that were supported by massive, entangled roots teeming with ...
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.
