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CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE CARIBBEAN LEARNING LESSONS FROM IRMA AND MARIA
As a Caribbean climate scientist, I am often asked to speak about how climate change affects small islands... READ MORE›
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WARN OF PLANT AND ANIMAL EXTINCTIONS ON BOTH SIDES OF BORDER
Plant and animal species could become extinct in both parts of Ireland because of Brexit, environmentalists warned... READ MORE›
CARIBBEAN BRACES FOR MAJOR NEW HURRICANE
A hurricane watch is now in effect for the US and British Virgin Islands, St Martin, St Barts, Saba, St Eustatius and Anguilla... READ MORE›
IRMA WRECKS TOURIST SPOTS IN CARIBBEAN, SPARES DISNEY
Widespread damage was reported in the British Virgin Islands, Barbuda, St. Martin and St. Barts, including its famed Eden Rock Hotel... READ MORE›
HURRICANE IRMA TOPPLES HOMES, FLOODS CITIES AFTER BARRELLING THROUGH CUBA
Carol Basch, a 53-year-old tourist from Savannah, Ga., took refuge during the storm in the bathroom of her St. Martin hotel room after windows shattered... READ MORE›
HURRICANE IRMA REGAINS STRENGTH AS IT NEARS FLORIDA
Live Hurricane Irma regains strength as it nears Florida... READ MORE›
HURRICANE IRMA: JENNIFER LAWRENCE, RIHANNA, LADY GAGA TALK ABOUT FLORIDA, CARIBBEAN
Jennifer Lawrence, Rihanna, Lady Gaga, more stars talk Hurricane Irma... READ MORE›
10 DEAD IN CARIBBEAN AS FLORIDA AND CUBA BEGIN EVACUATIONS
Hurricane Irma 10 dead in Caribbean as Florida and Cuba begin evacuations... READ MORE›
HURRICANE IRMA: STRONGEST EVER ATLANTIC STORM BATTERS CARIBBEAN ISLANDS - LATEST NEWS
Live hurricane irma strongest ever atlantic storm batters caribbean islands... READ MORE›
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NEW MAP REVEALS SHATTERING EFFECT OF ROADS ON NATURE
Ibisch also said international attempts to protect the environment often ignored the importance of the last remaining roadless areas... READ MORE›
COULD GIVING WILD ANIMALS PROPERTY RIGHTS HELP STOP THEIR DECLINE?
An animal property rights system would give animals a voice during the land management decision-making processes that put their lives at risk... READ MORE›
THE 6 BEST NEW RESORTS IN THE CARIBBEAN
With winter still flexing its muscles, a mass exodus is nigh--straight to any beach resort in the Caribbean with unclaimed lounge chairs... READ MORE›
WHY WE NEED A TRULY INTERNATIONAL APPROACH TO TACKLING ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE
The illegal wildlife trade is now the fourth most lucrative transnational crime after drugs, arms and human trafficking... READ MORE›
2016 STATE OF NATURE REPORT: WILDLIFE WINNERS AND LOSERS - IN PICTURES
All agriculture and environment treaties for nature and wildlife will have to be rethought... READ MORE›
MORE THAN ONE IN 10 OF ENGLAND'S WILDLIFE SITES 'LOST SINCE 2009'
The Wildlife Trusts warns that England's quiet, unnoticed wild places in which nature thrives are at risk... READ MORE›
LABOUR PROMISES TO PROTECT PUBLIC FORESTS
Shadow environment secretary Maria Eagle we will reform the forestry commission to increase public access to nature ... READ MORE›
CARIBBEAN RESORT PROJECT DRAWS HEAT OVER THREAT TO VULNERABLE SPECIES
The 2.6bn project in St Lucia has promised sorely needed jobs, but critics say it threatens the natural environment and local culture... READ MORE›
IS THE WORLD RUNNING OUT OF WILDERNESS?
Essentially, they considered the entire Earth wilderness asked the question how much human encroachment is there?... READ MORE›
BRITISH HOLIDAYMAKER 'TRIED TO SWIM TO CRUISE LINER WHEN IT LEFT PORT' IN PORTUGAL
Mrs Brown, a popular figure at her local church in Dorset, was being treated for severe hypothermia yesterday... READ MORE›
CARIBBEAN SWELTERS UNDER WORST DROUGHT IN FIVE YEARS
The worst drought in five years is creeping across the Caribbean... READ MORE›
ANGER AT BID TO FLY MONKEYS TO AUSTRALIA FOR PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN FILM
04 GMT Animal rights groups have urged the Australian government to prevent the transport of two capuchin monkeys to Queensland to perform in Pirates of the Caribbean 5... READ MORE›
HOMES DESTROYED AS HEAVY RAINS HIT THE CARIBBEAN
Torrential rains hit the Caribbean as Barbados celebrates 50 years of independence... READ MORE›
STINKING SEAWEED ON CARIBBEAN BEACHES CAUSES TOURISTS TO CANCEL HOLIDAYS
The brown seaweed called sargassum has long washed up on Caribbean coastlines... READ MORE›
BAHAMAS ELECTS HUBERT MINNIS AS NEW PRIME MINISTER
The opposition Free National Movement led by Hubert Minnis emerges victorious in the Bahamas general elections... READ MORE›
POET DEREK WALCOTT, A CARIBBEAN GIANT AND NOBEL LAUREATE, DIES AT 87
Walcott died early Friday at his home in the eastern Caribbean nation of St. Lucia, according to his son, Peter... READ MORE›
ENGLAND'S BEST-LOVED WILDLIFE STILL IN SERIOUS DECLINE, REPORT SHOWS
Much of England's best-loved wildlife remains in serious decline, according to the latest official assessment from the government... READ MORE›
FATAL SHIP FIRE ALTERS HISTORIC WORLD CRUISE
Fatal ship fire alters historic world cruise Oceania Cruises has canceled parts of what was to be an historic, 180-day cruise... READ MORE›
CARIBBEAN VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT ARE IGNORED, ACTIVISTS SAY
Women's Rights Around The World Caribbean Victims Of Sexual Assault Are Ignored, Activists Say... READ MORE›
M6.4 TEMBLOR STRIKES IN OCEAN NEAR BARBADOS, FELT ACROSS CARIBBEAN
A strong earthquake struck Thursday in the ocean northeast of Barbados and was widely felt throughout the Caribbean, but officials said there were no repor... READ MORE›
NOBEL LAUREATE DEREK WALCOTT, CARIBBEAN POET, DIES AT 87
Derek Walcott, a Nobel prize-winning poet known for capturing the essence of his native Caribbean, died Friday on the island of St. Lucia... READ MORE›