It started with a snake
The story of the Antigua and Barbuda Environmental Awareness Group’s Offshore Islands Conservation Project (OICP) begins with the...
Save our sharks
Sharks are a hard sell to most humans — unless they’re deep-fried and smothered in pineapple, chadon beni, tamarind, and garlic sauce,...
Canari: yes, they can
An environmental organisation that works out of Trinidad has become the first in the Caribbean to receive a prestigious grant from the John...
Tobago: saving money, saving the earth
“This year will be exciting because it should make the Caribbean stand out in terms of environmental awareness and sustainable...
Jungle fever: discover Iwokrama
A gift to the world In Guyana, the natural world overwhelms. It is unimaginably vast, the rainforest in many places unbroken as far as the...
Eco buzz (May/June 2007)
THE HILLS ARE ALIVE Trinidad’s Northern Range stretches from Galera Point in the north-east to the Dragon’s Mouth in the north-west....
Biodiversity bonanza: Guyana’s Rupununi
Guyana is one of the few places on earth where large tracts of natural habitat are still intact. And the biggest Caricom nation is...
Guyana’s Forest Economics
Blue poison-dart frogs. Emerald tree boa constrictors. Black caimans. Three-toed sloths. Regular ole jaguars. These are merely five of the...
