Training Farmers in Caroni One step towards Ecosystem-Based Management in Trinidad and Tobago
Prepared byDr. Darryl Banjoo, Deputy Director (Ag.) and ChemistInstitute of...
CAN YOU LIVE PLASTICS FREE?
By Aleisha Dennie, Research Staff Institute of Marine Affairs It is...
Rethinking the Oceans: Transitioning to the Blue Economy
Farahnaz N. Solomon (PhD)Research Officer , Institute of Marine Affairs “There...
Living with Nature
Prepared byDr Anjani Ganase, Coral Reef Ecologist,Institute of Marine Affairs Around...
The Water Quality at Maracas, Las Cuevas and Chaguaramas during the ‘Stay at Home’ COVID-19 Pandemic
Prepared by Sheldon Ramoutar, MicrobiologistInstitute of Marine Affairs The COVID-19 pandemic...
Tackling the Plastic Waste Crisis: The Basel Convention Plastic Waste Partnership
By Wendy Nelson, IMA Researcher Plastic waste pollution continues to be...
Our Solutions Lie in Nature
Attish Kanhai, Research Officer Institute of Marine Affairs In 1970, Theodor Geisel...
Parrotfish – Eating and “pooping” their way to healthy reefs!
Mainly found near and around coral reefs, parrotfish are reef...
SEA, SAND AND A TERRIBLE STING-
What are fire corals and stonefish? Can you identify them? ...
Sargassum – A Visitor to Our Beaches
While we are home, another visitor is washing up on...
The Importance of Gender Equality to Marine Sciences at the IMA
From the brackish waterways dotted with hectares of healthy mangroves...
Wetland Biodiversity: Why It matters?
Prepared by Dr. Rahanna Juman, Director (Ag.) Institute of Marine Affairs As...
Coral Bleaching Outlook for Trinidad and Tobago
August 22nd 2019 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Coral Reef Watch have...
6th Community Research Symposium
Fishing communities across the length and breadth of our nation...
Nature is declining globally at unprecedented rates: urgent need for transformative changes
Prepared by Rahanna Juman, Institute of Marine Affairs Nature is declining globally...
We all protect our species
Glendon Glasgow, Information OfficerInstitute of Marine Affairs Trinidad and Tobago are...
“Fish Kill” vs “Fish Dump”
Farahnaz N. Solomon PhdResearch Officer, Institute of Marine Affairs Lately, there...
Rip Currents: Exercise Caution at our Beaches
Christopher Alexis, Research OfficerInstitute Of Marine Affairs The holidays are here again,...
Easter Time Beach Lime: Ensure Its All Benefits and No Blues
Christine Bullock, Senior Research Officer (Microbiologist) Institute of Marine Affairs Easter time...
Fascinating Facts: Benthic Organisms
Attish Kanhai, Research Officer (Benthic Ecology)Institute of Marine Affairs For...
Marine Pollution: The Environmental and Economic Benefits of Recycling
Alicia C. Barrie, On the Job Trainee, Institute of Marine...
Promoting Marine and Coastal Awareness
Lorraine Barrow, Institute of Marine Affairs Our coasts and ocean are not only...
State of the Marine Environment Trinidad and Tobago 2016
The report provides a scientifically grounded understanding of the condition of...
Beyond the Blue – Ep6
Bioluminescence Bioluminescence, a glowing, shimmering incandescent light that certain plants...
Beyond the Blue – Ep5
Microplastics Are you aware of the presence of microplastics in...