In a cloud forest, one experiences the melodious sound of water dripping from leaves, the wonder of colourful orchids sprouting from every rock, tree trunk and branch surface and the lushness of evergreen vegetation, as clouds gently swirl among the branches of mysterious trees. In this feature, we venture to the mountain tops of Trinidad’s El Tucuche and Jamaica’s Blue Mountains as we learn about the value of these ecosystems and how they can be conserved.
- Can the Caribbean survive climate induced impacts? Uncategorized 1
- Green Antilles interview: Salome Buglass, Masters student at UBC, asks Have Tobago’s corals survived mass bleaching? Uncategorized 1
- World Ocean Assessment workshop for the Caribbean Uncategorized 0
- Economic impact assessment of recreational fishing in the Caribbean Uncategorized 1
Can the Caribbean survive climate induced impacts?
The UN Climate Change Conference 2012 is being held in Quatar this week. Caribbean 360 reports on concerns of survivability [...]
Green Antilles interview: Salome Buglass, Masters student at UBC, asks Have Tobago’s corals survived mass bleaching?
It is my joy to present the second Green Antilles interview. Salome Buglass is a Master’s student at the University [...]
World Ocean Assessment workshop for the Caribbean
On November 13-15, a World Ocean Assessment Workshop was held for the Wider Caribbean in Miami, Florida. The Workshop for [...]
Economic impact assessment of recreational fishing in the Caribbean
Recreational fisheries are prevalent in most Caribbean islands, though to date, the socio-economic characteristics of this sector are poorly studied. [...]
Weekend photos: peacock flounders
The peacock flounder changes its color and the pattern on its skin to exactly match the sea floor. One of [...]
Video: Building the future we want – the Caribbean Challenge initiative in Grenada
Showcasing the Government leadership of Grenada to safeguard their marine and coastal environment for future generations.