Contributors to the documentary ‘Plight of the Ibis’ are calling for conservation plans to be put…
Category: Environment
Twelve Countries Meet In Tobago To Discuss Harmful Chemical Management
Helping the Caribbean establish a strong framework to prevent the careless disposal of harmful chemicals is…
CARPHA And NCC Strengthen Food Safety Preparedness For Carnival
More than 200 food vendors who will operate at the FLAVA Village at the Queen’s Park…
Permits, User Fees Proposed For Little Tobago Visits
User fees and permits will soon be required to visit Little Tobago. The Tobago Reforestation and…
EMA Engages Event Promoters On Noise Variations And Responsible Noise Management
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has met event promoters and venue holders from the events and…
Eden’s Door Receives Eco-Stewardship Award
Eden’s Door is the latest tourism-based business to receive an Eco-stewardship Award from the Tobago Reforestation…
Farmers Learn Climate-Smart Techniques To Protect Crops
Farmers from across the country participated in a one-day seminar on climate change to learn about…
State Game Licence Sales Open September 21st For 2026–2027 Hunting Season
The public is advised that the sale of State Game Licences (SGLs) for the 2026–2027 Hunting…
Climate Change Already Affecting Caribbean Children, Minister Warns
St Lucia’s Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Sustainable Development is calling for urgent climate…
Government Gathering Data To Change Attitudes To Littering
More than 230 volunteers collected nearly 4,000 pounds of waste during an International Coastal Clean-Up exercise…