PERSPECTIVES: Flying fish, Bearded Fig Trees on the decline in Barbados
The Bearded Fig Tree, Brown Pelican and Flying Fish are three of the foremost national symbols on Barbados’ coat of ...
Tag: Wildlife
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 ...
Demystifying the “wonder” of colourful organisms
The next time you glance out of your window and marvel at the vibrancy of a saffron finch, or take ...
One group’s mission to transform Antigua’s “forgotten” reservoir
Since 2015, the Barnes Hill Community Development Organisation (BHCDO) has been on a mission to restore the “forgotten” Barnes Hill ...
Grande Riviere Beach: A dynamic coastline that requires coastal zone planning
Erosion is expected along Grande Riviere Beach given it’s a high energy beach with a dynamic coastline. But interventions must ...
With soaring temperatures: Tobago feels the “climate heat”
With its economy heavily reliant on the natural environment, Tobago is vulnerable to the effects of increasing temperatures associated with ...
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 ...
One woman’s mission to protect Caye Caulker’s mangroves
On the Belizean island of Caye Caulker, Allison Ifield is affectionately called “Mangrove Mama” due to her connection with mangroves ...
Protecting Belize’s Scarlet Macaws
The Friends for Conservation and Development is known for its meticulous guarding of Belize’s Scarlet Macaws which is a subspecies ...
Belize’s Co-Management Framework: A Model For Community Conservation
What if NGOs, community leaders, businesses, and a nation’s government worked together to conserve protected areas? In Belize, this is ...
