Updates
Groundwater: out of Sight but not out of Mind
By Aleisha Dennie, Institute of Marine Affairs If compelled to, what aspect of our lifestyle do you think we can sustain...
Recovering Marine Wildlife for our Sustainable Development
by Sheldon Ramoutar On 20 December 2013, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the 3, March World Wildlife Day to raise...
Leave Only Your Footprints on the Sand
Prepared by Ms. Nikia Gooding, Junior Research Fellow We are all too familiar with the garbage found on our shores and...
What Do We Do
The Environmental Quality Programme (EQP) conducts research to determine water, sediment, biota quality in the coastal and marine environment. This includes monitoring of pollutants such as nutrients, heavy metals, bacteria, and hydrocarbons. Data generated from these tests provide information on the effectiveness of pollution reduction strategies and mitigation control, and assist in the interpretation of pollutant effects on natural systems by identifying possible sources, and impacts such as bioaccumulation and eutrophication.
Our Projects
Our Publications
A Survey of Bacteriological water quality at the coastline from Bonasse to Fullerton
Coastal Conservation Project: An Assessment of the Coral Reefs of Tobago
Final Report: The investigation and fingerprinting analysis of an oil spill in the Gulf of Paria
Heavy metal distribution in coastal sediments of Trinidad and Tobago
Department Members
Darryl Banjo
Senior Research Officer (Chemistry)
Christine Bullock
Senior Research Officer (Mircobiology)
Wendy Nelson
Research Officer (Chemistry / Trace Metals)
Sheldon Ramoutar
Research Officer (Microbiology)
Sheldon Ramoutar
Research Officer (Microbiology)
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