Culture, Travel, Lifestyle, Trinidad and Tobago
By Pat Ganase ● Issue 22 (November/December 1996)
Skywatching in Tobago
You can drive around Tobago in a day. You can fly there in the morning – the first flight from Trinidad puts you on the ground before...
Culture, Environment, People, Jamaica
By Mary Adam ● Issue 22 (November/December 1996)
A Very True Observer: Philip Henry Gosse
Life was not easy for Philip Henry Gosse in the early 1840s. He trained for a career as a naturalist, but it was a tough way to make a...
By Caroline Popovic ● Issue 23 (January/February 1997)
Jean-Jacques Fougère-Audubon: The Bird Man
Think of birds, and you think of Audubon. But who was he? Caroline Popovic finds out The founders of the Audubon Society named their august...
Culture, Environment, Travel, Trinidad and Tobago
By Peter Rickwood ● Issue 24 (March/April 1997)
Little Tobago: Counting the Birds of Paradise
There may or may not be a portrait of Queen Victoria looking down on the chaps at Britain’s Scientific Exploration Society, but the fact...
Culture, Environment, People, Trinidad and Tobago
By Mark Meredith ● Issue 30 (March/April 1998)
Winston Nanan and the Caroni Swamp
When he was 11, Winston Nanan’s father pulled him out of school and sent him into the swamp. It should have been an inauspicious...
Culture, Travel, Lifestyle, United States
By Ron Toft ● Issue 34 (November/December 1998)
Where Nature Lives
Eerie, pinpoint flashes of light lanced the all-embracing darkness as driver-cum-tourist guide Mark Blanset brought the large, open-sided...
Culture, Travel, Lifestyle, Antigua and Barbuda
By Lesley Hoffman ● Issue 36 (March/April 1999)
Letter from Barbuda
The boatman cut the outboard motor and the sudden silence was pierced only by the cries of thousands of frigate birds as they wheeled and...
Culture, Travel, Lifestyle, Barbados
By Donna Yawching ● Issue 37 (May/June 1999)
Barbados for Kids
Okay, so when you were single, you stayed at Sandals. Barefoot in the sand, rum punches at sunset, tropical moonlight silvering the...