8th Community Research Symposium 2023
IMA will host its 8th Community Research Symposium in Tobago on Tuesday, March 28, 2023 in the East Training Room (Second Floor) of the Shaw Park Cultural Complex, Scarborough, Tobago. The theme for the event will be “Protecting Our Environment and Preserving Our Heritage…
Below the Blue; Exploring the Caribbean Deep and Harnessing its Benefits
For our 2021 World Oceans’ Day observance (Tues 8 June), tune in as we present “Below the Blue: Exploring the Caribbean Deep and Harnessing its Benefits – Distinguished Lecture and Panel Discussion”.
Mangrove Forest leading the fight against climate change! The frequency of disasters worldwide has more than doubled in just 35 years; and 90% of these disasters are water related. More and more, climate change is driving weather-related hazards such as flooding and hurricanes. This pattern…
Blue Economy Innovation Challenge Launch
CALL FOR INNOVATIVE BUSINESSES IN THE BLUE ECONOMY Blue Economy Innovation Challenge for private firms and established start-ups AWARDS: up to US$160,000 in technical assistance grants What? Technical assistance provided to Blue Economy Startups and Firms for the implementation of innovative, scalable business…
Book Launch: Mangrove Forests of Trinidad and Tobago According to a new publication launched by the Institute of Marine Affairs to mark World Wetlands Day, mangroves provide immense benefits to humanity by supporting the livelihoods of coastal populations, protecting the nurseries of many fish species…
“Assessing Coral Reef Resilience in Tobago” Presented By: Dr. Anjanji Ganase Coral reefs of Tobago serve crucial ecosystem services that sustain our way of life. Our coral reefs are rich in biodiversity and support our fisheries and tourism industries, as well as protect our coastline….
“Mariculture in the Blue Economy: An ocean’s worth of potential for T&T” Presented By: Daniel Robinson As Trinidad and Tobago aims to diversify its economy, reduce its food import bill and provide livelihoods, the transition to the Blue Economy will play a significant role…
Have you ever dived underwater to look at the natural beauty that are coral reefs? Well look no further! The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) is proud to present ‘Beyond the Blue’, a Marine Environmental Exhibition that takes place from Tuesday 17th to…
The Sea And Me: Livelihood and Learning – 6th Community Research Symposium
BOOK OF ABSTRACTS
The EMA’s Role, Function and Activities towards the Science-based Management of T&T’s Oceans and Coasts
The EMA’s Role, Function and Activities towards the Science-based Management of T&T’s Oceans and Coasts Themed “Science and Innovation for Marine Conservation”, the Public Lecture Series is particularly aimed at engaging the public on current issues affecting our marine environment and the necessary actions that…
Oceans and Climate Change – What does it mean for Small Island States?
Event: Oceans and Climate Change – What does it mean for Small Island States? “Oceans serve an important function in regulating the global climate system. From heat absorption and circulation, to exchanging heat with the atmosphere. Oceans also provide a reservoir for carbon dioxide, the…
Science-based Mgt of our Oceans
Event: Science-based Management of our Oceans How can marine science help us contribute to the sustainable management of our livelihoods, jobs and our energy-based sectors? We can start from the premise that to understand and achieve sustainable development, an obligation to conserve our marine and coastal…
