Michai Robertson: “It really did feel like a dream team” | Own words
Antiguan lawyer Michai Robertson on his journey to the world’s most important climate negotiating tables; the landmark UN Loss & Damage Fund; and the Caribbean women who made it possible — as told to Caroline Taylor
The Kanuku Mountains, Guyana | Natural wonder
Discover what makes the Kanuku Mountains Protected Area so special
Saving the Caribbean’s butterflies | Discover
Erline Andrews reports on the invaluable work being done in Jamaica to document and protect these beautiful, critically important pollinators
An ocean of possibility | Discover
Tiger sharks in The Bahamas helped scientists uncover the largest known expanse of seagrass in the world. Vast and valuable, they’ve become a secret weapon against climate change. Erline Andrews reports on the opportunities — and challenges
Asa Wright: the phoenix of the Arima Valley | Backstory
Janine Mendes-Franco maps the rich history of Trinidad’s renowned Asa Wright Nature Centre — and how it may now point the way to the island’s eco-tourism future
Keeping history above water | Discover
Erline Andrews reports on the work to protect the Caribbean’s distinct built heritage from the escalating impacts of climate change
Future-proofing the Caribbean | The deal
The Caribbean’s tremendous biodiversity can power dynamic blue and green economies, writes James Ellsmoor, and become a hub for nature-based solutions
Can your vacation go green?
Short answer: yes it can. Racquel Moses of the Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator shows the way — and why sustainable tourism is so critically important to the Caribbean economically, culturally, and ecologically
