What’s really cooking in Guyana? Michelle Nurse Aug 20, 2018 0 (Stabroek News) - Food is so central to human life and culture that a West African proverb maintains that “There is…
Whetting the appetite for slow food Michelle Nurse Aug 18, 2018 0 HOLETOWN, Barbados (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Spooning raw yellowfin tuna caught off the Barbados coast into a…
In the Lion’s Den – UWI grad captures, sells pesky fish Michelle Nurse Aug 17, 2018 0 (Trinidad and Tobago Newsday) - When Riesa Sumair graduated from UWI, St Augustine in 2015 with a degree in…
Preparations move into high gear for Caribbean Week of Agriculture in Barbados Michelle Nurse Aug 16, 2018 0 A Caribbean Week of Agriculture (CWA) website was launched earlier this week as preparations moved into high gear…
Farming is hard work, but try it: 15-year-old encourages other young people Michelle Nurse Aug 15, 2018 0 (Jamaica Observer) At just 15 years old, Matthew Thomas has already made a name for himself locally as the farmer…
Multi-billion dollar losses face Region’s agri sector – CARICOM… Michelle Nurse Aug 13, 2018 0 Please see the latest edition of the CARICOM Business newsletter which comprises information culled from news…
CCCCC, IAEA Sign ‘Practical Arrangement’ In Vienna, Austria Michelle Nurse Aug 9, 2018 0 VIENNA, (Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre Press Release) August 8, 2018: The Caribbean Community Climate…
Kingston hosting regional climate resilience workshop Michelle Nurse Jul 25, 2018 0 25 July, 2018 (Jamaica Observer) MORE than 20 agricultural stakeholders from the region are benefiting from a…
Caribbean fisheries sector at risk – FAO Report Michelle Nurse Jul 25, 2018 0 Climate change impacts are expected to have increasingly negative effects on species populations, fisheries…