Mary Beth wrote up an article about CaribbeanSEA’s involvement with fisherman in the Dominican Republic for the November edition of Reef Check’s newsletter! Check it out here: http://reefcheck.org/news/news_detail.php?id=795
The latest volume of SEA Currents, our annual-ish newsletter, has arrived! SEA Currents November 2011 Check it out to read about some of our ongoing projects, including Maria’s updates from […]
Please excuse our mess! I know some of the pages are really messed up right now , but please bear with us! We’re working on it! In the meantime, if […]
Yep, according to this article by National Geographic, herring fart. And not only can they fart, but they actually communicate by passing gas. I’m debating on whether or not I […]
Although we mostly focus on environmental education, there are many issues out there that are close to our heart. In Juancho, where we work in the Dominican Republic, there are […]
I have been teaching at schools all around St. Lucia and most recently, I went to teach at a primary school in Castries. I showed up and was kind of […]
This morning, EGE Haina had the grand opening of their windpark in the Dominican Republic. Not only did the company opt to bring a clean, alternative energy source to the […]
I harp a lot about reducing waste (which is VERY important!) but when you do have waste, the next best thing you can do is to REUSE! There are so […]
Mango Beach Inn in Marigot Bay, St. Lucia has always been one of our biggest supporters!! The Verity family has been such a blessing and I am sad to say […]
Because as I hiked through the forest down (yay!) to the beach (even more yay!) in Belvedere with my dear friend and fellow camp counselor, Menalick, I saw (and half […]
