Grenadines’ biodiversity highly threatened by introduced mammals
“The public is encouraged to limit the spread of non-native mammals on all islands in order to protect native wildlife.”
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“The public is encouraged to limit the spread of non-native mammals on all islands in order to protect native wildlife.”
Days after being rescued and treated for strangulation lesions due to becoming entangled in kite threads, Cora and Aurelia, 2 ...
“On one single island volunteers collected 28 large garbage bags. On another they gathered 1,174 plastic bottles and 165 shoes.”
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species lists Leatherbacks as ‘Vulnerable,’ Green turtles listed as ‘Endangered’ and Hawksbills as ‘Critically ...
SPECTO begins the protection process of the female leatherback turtle through guided turtle tours, 1 April 2019.
Sam Clarke and Tanner Hockley turned their primary school project into a nationwide campaign to raise awareness for the protection ...
Under Grenada’s Fisheries (Amendment) Regulations SRO 2 OF 2001, any person contravening any of the Fisheries Regulations shall be guilty ...
“The International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) is a volunteer effort geared towards the removal of debris from our marine environment which ...
Over 800 students from schools from throughout Grenada visited the project site on Telescope beach to understand the effects of ...
There have been recent reports of sand mining taking place on Bathway Beach, St Patrick, the second most important nesting ...
