Amid a spate of proposed development projects in Trinidad and Tobago, conservationists are asking how much of the country’s forest cover is left. According to the Forestry Division, under the Minis...
The double Chaconia is now the official flower of Trinidad and Tobago. The flower was formally recognised as the country’s third emblem following the passage of a Bill to amend the National Emblems...
Investigations have been launched as to why law enforcement within the Forestry Division failed to stop farmers who razed approximately 300 acres of forest reserves in order to plant crops such as pin...
Government is now working with the US Department of Agriculture to stop the importation old, inferior chicken into Trinidad and Tobago, after reports that old, substandard chicken was being sold ...
Applications have been made to the Environmental Management Authority (EMA) to designate the Red Howler monkey an Environmentally Sensitive Species, which could result in a $100,000 fine for persons c...
Citizens have expressed outrage after photos of the remains of not one, but two, red howler monkeys were shared online. Conservation group, Papa Bois Conservation, shared the photos, whi...
Conservationist and tour operator Stephen Broadbridge along with other concerned citizens are calling for more stringent enforcement of wildlife protection legislation after a photo of a poacher holdi...
The Minister of Agriculture, Lands and Fisheries is warning of illegally imported wild meat which could carry diseases, including leptospirosis and leprosy. In a social media update, Minister Clare...
Persons who are caught setting outdoor fires without the relevant permit could be fined up to $20,000 from January 2019. In a social media post on Monday, Minister of Agriculture, Lands and Fisheri...
Government has assured citizens that tainted beef which was found to have been contaminated with salmonella in the US, was not shipped to Trinidad and Tobago. Concerns were raised after the U...