Community Research Symposium “Transforming Tobago: Understanding and Conserving our Natural Ecosystems.”
The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) hosted its 5th Community...
THE IMA Celebrates 40th Anniversary
1978-2018 The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) is the only multi-disciplinary...
The Institute of Marine Affairs is now a regional institute
On Wednesday 4 April, 2018, the Minister of Planning &...
IMA’s 4th Community Symposium
Caroni to Pointe-a-Pierre "Conserving Our Coastal Environment" On March 28th 2018, the...
What do Christmas Trees have to do with Coral Reefs?
No doubt for this festive season a lot of us...
Deployment of the Water Quality Monitoring Buoy in Claxton Bay, Gulf of Paria
The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA), in conjunction with Microsoft...
Royalty of the Sea- The Queen Conch
The queen conch is a large, herbivorous marine gastropod or...
It’s Vacation Time! Visit our Beaches for these Benefits – But be Aware of Potential Risks
“This is the Second of a Four-Part Series of articles...
The State of the Marine Fisheries Resources of Trinidad and Tobago
“This is the first of a series of articles based...
Ocean Acidification and the Preservation of Childhood Wonder
Some of my fondest memories as a child were walking...
OCEAN ACIDIFICATION ‘Causes and Impacts’
The Earth has witnessed a 30% rise in the atmospheric...
Leaving Just Our Footprints in the Sand: Tackling Coastal Debris and Plastic Polluted Oceans
Trinidad and Tobago is blessed with a diversity of landforms...
Ballast water – THE TRAVELLING SEA!
Trinidad and Tobago’s coastal waters are rich in both renewable...
Bait Dump vs Fishkill in Chaguaramas
The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) recently conducted an investigation...
Status of mangrove forests in Trinidad and Tobago
This project was done in collaboration with Dr. Rahanna Juman,...
Faded brilliance – the loss of corals to disease
On my first dive in Tobago a few years ago,...