Hurricane Season begins today; be prepared, say officials
The 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season begins today, June 1 and National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...
CCRIF launches 2023 scholarship and internship programmes for Caribbean nationals
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, May 30, 2023. CCRIF invites Caribbean nationals to apply ...
[Press Release] Latin American and Caribbean agricultural authorities and researchers highlight the use of bioinputs to boost agricultural productivity and sustainability in the region
Panama City, 29 May 2023 (IICA). Regional agriculture authorities and researchers meeting in ...
CBF celebrates excellence in biodiversity conservation with the launch of prestigious BEACH awards
22 May 2023 – The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund announced the launch of its Biodiversity ...
Thirst for change – a Caribbean story of health and water sustainability
“At the time I was living in Jamaica, there was no rain for quite a few months. ...
[Press Release] Ten climate change adaptation initiatives in the Caribbean highlighted through the Ready Together regional natural hazard awareness campaign
The Regional Intervention Platform Americas Caribbean (PIRAC) of the French Red Cross and its ...
Youths benefit from DEXIA’s Global Green Growth Institute Entrepreneur Initiative Programme
Dominica Export Import Agency (DEXIA) hosted its end-of-program event for cohorts one and two ...
Geothermal Energy: A string of hope for addressing climate justice issues on the island
“Dominica Takes Steps Towards Sustainable Development with Geothermal Energy and Green ...
Renewable energy is a must, says ECCB Governor Timothy Antoine
Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) Timothy Antoine has called for the region ...
CREAD receives praise from PM for setting resilience framework
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has praised the Climate Resilience Execution Agency for ...
IICA and other global organizations at summit in Washington, warn that climate crisis can only be tackled through partnerships that prioritize science and innovation
Washington, 15 May 2023 (IICA) – Several major international stakeholders attending the Aim ...
CBS’ 60 Minutes features sperm whales of Dominica
One of the US’ oldest and most-watched newsmagazines on television, CBS 60 Minutes has ...
Shridath Ramphal Centre Trading Thoughts: Applying climate commitments to trade between CARICOM and Canada
At the CARICOM Heads of Government Conference held in February 2023, regional leaders received ...
A YELLOW JACO?
Dominicans, by and large, know and boast about our two species of Amazon parrots. Our National ...
While new green hydrogen facility in Dominica will spearhead industry, region’s potential still largely untapped
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Climate Resilience Execution Agency for Dominica (CREAD), ...
[Press Release] Dominica signs Framework Agreement for Caribbean’s first industrial scale green hydrogen geothermal development
The Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica has signed a Framework Agreement that will ...
Soon-to-be coronated King Charles III took great interest in the Sisserou Parrot recalls ex-pat artist
With the coronation date of England’s King Charles III fast approaching, British ...
[BBC News] A Caribbean island’s quest to become the world’s first climate-resilient nation
The Caribbean island of Dominica is one of the world’s most at-risk places from climate ...
CultureMedia Services Inc. joins with GEF-SGP to roll out of environment awareness campaign on social media
[Press release]Local development NGO, CultureMedia Services Inc. directed by Sobers Esprit and ...
New milestone in geothermal plant development in Dominica
Continued progress is being made in the development of Dominica’s ...
[Loop News]Small island states need $2 trillion yearly to address climate change
An annual allocation of $2 trillion is required for developing countries to respond to ...
Youth advocacy: an essential tool for building resilience in Dominica
On the international stage, climate change advocacy has been greatly fuelled by youth. Although ...