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The Caribbean Protected Areas Gateway is a resource hub for protected area research and innovation, where data can be shared and visualized to facilitate better management and governance of protected and conserved areas.

Did you know that AI-powered tools have been assisting conservation efforts in the region? Our latest blog post explores...
02/04/2024

Did you know that AI-powered tools have been assisting conservation efforts in the region? Our latest blog post explores the impact of artificial intelligence on the ground following on from the 2024 theme for "Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation". Click the link below to read more!

https://www.thecpag.org/empowering-conservation-efforts

As we recently celebrated International Day of Forests, did you know that forests help to create balance in terms of cli...
28/03/2024

As we recently celebrated International Day of Forests, did you know that forests help to create balance in terms of climate and water regulation? Although tropical rainforests cover less than 3% of the land on the Earth, they're home to more than half of terrestrial animal species worldwide. 🌳🌳🌳

Bringing it home, did you know that King’s Hill Forest Reserve is the oldest Forest Reserve in St. Vincent and the second oldest in the Western Hemisphere? It was established in 1791 to ‘attract the clouds and rain’ and thus provide rain for surrounding areas that were otherwise dry and windswept. The natural vegetation of the area is Dry Woodland forest, and soils are generally light and sandy.



Disclaimer: This photo is not meant to represent King's Hill, but forests in general.

Caribbean Biodiversity Fund- Caribbean Regional Architecture for Biodiversity (CRAB) Intern Alyssa White () is continuin...
18/03/2024

Caribbean Biodiversity Fund- Caribbean Regional Architecture for Biodiversity (CRAB) Intern Alyssa White () is continuing her internship with field visits to protected areas in Grenada! The internship is in partnership with the Grenada Sustainable Development Fund, and the CPAG is providing technical support. Stay tuned for more details on her upcoming visit!

We're delighted to share the latest post in the Biodiversity Matters blog by The Caribbean Protected Areas Gateway entit...
11/03/2024

We're delighted to share the latest post in the Biodiversity Matters blog by The Caribbean Protected Areas Gateway entitled Harnessing the Symphony of the Sea: The Role of Passive Acoustic Monitoring in Marine Conservation by Syam Nath of .

Click the link in 's bio to read more!

Today we mark International Women's Day! Our GIS Specialist Tenika shares that "women in GIS provide essential views, tr...
08/03/2024

Today we mark International Women's Day!

Our GIS Specialist Tenika shares that "women in GIS provide essential views, transforming maps into tales that echo the varied voices of our world, from solving spatial mysteries to creating data narratives. We reshape the world in the spirit of inclusivity and empowerment, bridging the divide between empathy and technology. As a woman in GIS, I will continue to use my platform to act as a trailblazer and pioneer who inspires inclusion for women not only in the field of GIS, but all fields. I will continue to use my voice to show women like myself, the infinite possibilities for change."

Salute all women today!

We’re rounding off the month with a look at some of the tools available in our hub. Be sure to check them out as well as...
26/02/2024

We’re rounding off the month with a look at some of the tools available in our hub. Be sure to check them out as well as our tutorials on Youtube.

The Black River Lower Morass is the largest freshwater wetland ecosystem in Jamaica and also in the Caribbean measuring ...
19/02/2024

The Black River Lower Morass is the largest freshwater wetland ecosystem in Jamaica and also in the Caribbean measuring approximately 77.14㎢ and was designated in 1997 as an IUCN Management Category IV. It is a biologically diverse and extremely complex natural wetland ecosystem that supports a large number of plants, animals, and natural communities. Photo from arcGIS and maps from CPAG and Environmental Foundation of Jamaica.

We are pleased to share once again this funding database, which can be accessed via our website. It contains a list of t...
16/02/2024

We are pleased to share once again this funding database, which can be accessed via our website. It contains a list of the funding opportunities for St. Lucia, Grenada, Dominica and St Vincent and the Grenadines through the project. Many of the opportunities are year-round or annual. Even for those which have expired, there is the possibility that these projects/funders will have new calls for funding opportunities in the future which means you can save the information provided. Save the details!

We are proud of our small, but dedicated team, who work behind the scenes to ensure that we can deliver on our mandate. ...
12/02/2024

We are proud of our small, but dedicated team, who work behind the scenes to ensure that we can deliver on our mandate. Here’s to celebrating the hard work, which goes in to this resource hub.

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Cave Hill Road
Bridgetown

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Monday 08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00
Friday 08:00 - 16:00

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+12464177546

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