Yes, it can. Even though Ité palm, otherwise known as the ‘tree of life’, is exclusively found in the southern...
Lower Manzanilla residents were left in shock and disbelief one morning in April by the sight that lay before them...
Almost exactly one year since I reported on the unusual flooding that had started to affect the Valencia Roundabout, the...
Many in Trinidad and Tobago are already familiar with the leatherback turtle that visits our shores yearly from March to...
Mangrove forests in Trinidad and Tobago are constantly under threat due to human intervention despite playing a fundamental role in environmental management. This is the belief held...
Communities in South West Trinidad have been rocked by the sound of an early morning explosion at the NiQuan Energy...
Humans, by nature, are active primarily during the day and so, have a relatively limited understanding of how our ecosystems...
Every year hundreds of millions of wild plants and animals are illegally removed from forests and traded for up to...
Turtle conservation groups in Trinidad and Tobago are up in arms after being blocked from patrolling the nation’s beaches at...
Photo by Kelly Mannette-Camejo of SpeSeas
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