Healthy rainforests are key to the planet’s survival. But how exactly do these unique ecosystems work? What are the principles of carbon sequestration? How does biodiversity contribute to the flourishing of the forest? Conservation International has commissioned a research team to investigate these questions and many more. They’re studying flora and fauna and conducting ‘rapid assessments’ in the rainforests of Suriname.
Learn why invasive plant and animal species such as the Australian Pine, the Lionfish, the Melaleuca Tree and the Brazilian Pepper Tree are bad for the Bahamian environment.
The Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) is contributing to a project that takes a two-pronged approach to reducing [...]
The 2012 Caribbean Endemic Bird Festival runs from April 22 to May 22.
Via the Climate Investment Funds: The landscape of Dominica has changed. Its pristine biodiversity now faces a multitude of threats [...]
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) reports that Caribbean countries are to benefit from a $10.6 million grant from the Climate [...]
