The restoration journey continues, Project MARIN proceeds for another five years.
Media release: September 11, 2023 The MARIN Tobago pilot brings needed...
Why Size Matters – How the Loss of the Ocean’s Megafauna is Affecting Our Ecosystems
Heracles, better known by his Roman name Hercules, is one...
Welcome aboard, Dr. Ava Maxam, our newly appointed Director!
Dr. Ava Maxam has been appointed as the Director of...
Tides Are Changing
By Ruqayyah Thompson, Research Officer. International days are a powerful advocacy...
A Portal to the IMA’s Marine Data Hub (MDH) – Get excited about data sharing!
Prepared by Ms Rayna Sookdeo, On-the-Job Trainee/ Geomatics, Institute of...
Using Emerging Technologies to #BeatPlasticPollution Campaign
Author: Ms. Lorraine Barrow; Top photo: Wow Factor – VR...
From agreement to action, build back Biodiversity
By: Mr. Attish Kanhai, Benthic Ecologist, Institute of Marine Affairs. “All...
Danger at the Beach: Five Facts to Know about Rip Currents!
The Institute of Marine Affairs is urging the public to...
The BBNJ Agreement – a win for the Ocean and Multilateralism
By Dr. Kahlil Hassanali, Senior Research Officer, Institute of Marine...
Recognising the Importance of Our Seagrass Meadows
March 1, 2023 marks the first-ever United Nations recognised World...
PERSPECTIVES: The wonders of marine biodiversity
Vincent Van Gogh’s love for nature was no secret and...
Coral Reefs, X-MEN of the SEA
The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) recently partnered with bp...
New Fisheries Legislation Poised to Promote Sector Growth and Protection
PRESS RELEASE February 28, 2023, Port of Spain – New fisheries legislation...
IMA first in region to earn Nitrate/Nitrite Testing laboratory accreditation
The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) has been successful in...
Supporting Trinidad and Tobago’s
Transition to a Sustainable Blue Economy
The Sustainable Blue Economy Transition Framework Rapid Readiness Assessment Workshop...
It’s time to restore degraded wetlands!
As we join the rest of the world to commemorate...
Protecting Tobago from Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease
Prepared by: Hannah Lochan, Marine Technician Cruise ship season is here...
When Nutrients Become Pollution
Growing up in a Caribbean household one will often hear...
Tobago’s reefs are on their third consecutive year of coral bleaching
Trinidad and Tobago continue to be under Bleaching Alert Level...
Blue Carbon is no reason to feel blue
Have you ever described yourself or someone else as “feeling...
What does an oasis and a coral reef have in common?
No, this is not the start of a bad joke...
Shifts Along Our Sandy Shores
Beaches remain the main attraction of tourists to the Greater...
The Marine Resilience Initiative, Tobago (Pilot Project)
Tobago waters are rich in marine biodiversity, home to unique...
International Year of Artisanal Fisheries and Aquaculture 2022 (IYAFA2022): SMALL IN SCALE, BUT BIG IN VALUE
“Our small actions can have big impacts, like a ripple...
Taking time to appreciate our Mangrove Forests
Our coastlines, especially the Gulf of Paria, were once lined...
A view from the hill: The impacts of sedimentation on the coastal environment
If you have the opportunity to go to San Fernando...
World Oceans Day 2022 – Revitalization: Collective Action for the Ocean
“The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in...
