Cari-Bois to empower 20 secondary school students with climate journalism skills
In the 2024/2025 academic year, Cari-Bois will work closely with ten secondary schools across Trinidad and Tobago to empower a ...
Tag: Youth
Gen Z Climate Conference: Stress relief tips for environmentalists
On the final day of The Cropper Foundation and Journal of CESaRE’s Gen Z Climate Conference, Bodhi Patil shared self-care ...
Gen Z Climate Conference: Experts to youths – consult, collaborate and seek mentorship
To help in their professional development, Caribbean youths are being encouraged to communicate their messages effectively, collaborate and seek mentorship.
Gen Z Climate Conference: Young people urged to “believe in their journeys”
To kick-off The Cropper Foundation and Journal of CESaRE’s Gen Z Conference, Dr Len Ishmael sought to inspire attendees by ...
Gen Z Climate Conference: Effective communication is key to building climate resilience
One environmental expert is calling on Caribbean leaders to strengthen collaborative efforts to improve regional climate resilience.
Gen Z Climate Conference: Why social media is an important tool for activists
Youth advocate Ashley Lashley, and Journal of CESaRE director, Dr. Masaō Ashtine, discuss the influence of social media on their ...
Gen Z Climate Conference: The foundation of effective climate activism
On the final day of The Cropper Foundation and Journal of CESaRE’s Gen Z Climate Conference, climate activists were given ...
Williamsville farmers, residents affected by extreme heat
Over the past several months, Williamsville farmers and residents have been feeling the effects of extremely warm temperatures in Trinidad ...
Why Moruga needs healthy rainforests
In a 2017 interview with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), former Norwegian Climate Minister, Erik Solheim, called for more ...
With soaring temperatures: Tobago feels the “climate heat”
With its economy heavily reliant on the natural environment, Tobago is vulnerable to the effects of increasing temperatures associated with ...
