Grenada Land Actors

Grenada Land Actors Grenada Land Actors is a nonpartisan platform of professionals, CBOs, NGOs, and private land users in

We are championing the cause for equitable, inclusive, and sustainable development of Grenada’s land resources. Recognising the crucial role that land plays for poverty alleviation, human wellbeing and dignity, our mission is to monitor land governance in Grenada and to ensure that citizens’ rights and interests are placed at the center of land governance. Our goal is to ensure developer transpare

ncy, public oversight, and government accountability. To achieve this goal, the platform welcomes the diverse voices of all Grenadians – at home and abroad, urban and rural, young and old – to bring forward constructive solutions.

31/08/2026

👨🏾‍🍳🌿 Calling All Qualified Chefs! 🌿👩🏾‍🍳

Are you ready to showcase your culinary creativity? Join us for the World Food Day Friendly Chef Competition, featuring Sea Moss as the star ingredient! 🌊🍽️

This is your chance to compete, create, and celebrate Grenadian food, culture, and sustainability while putting your skills to the test.

Qualified chefs from across Grenada are invited to participate!

📞 To register, contact the Grenada Food and Nutrition Council at +1 (473) 440-2126.

Come bring your creativity to the kitchen and let your dish speak for itself! 👨🏾‍🍳🔥

31/08/2026

SusGren has received funding from the SVG Conservation Fund through the Agency for French Development (AFD) and will be applying part funding towards the clean up the Ashton Lagoon Mangroves post hurricane Beryl.

Please see flyer attached for the Call for Proposals from suitable contractor/site supervisor.

See link with more information. https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1S1seNGpnZosaaFC-I-RngMgcau7cPCtX

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31/08/2026

Richer countries might have more resources to deal with catastrophe, but this problem grips the entire planet, however much leaders may want to deny it, writes Nesrine Malik

31/08/2026

Another rainy season is here and many Grenadians are understandably watching the skies with a sense of unease. For some, the sound of heavy rainfall no longer signals comfort or renewal. It evokes memories of submerged roads, stranded vehicles, damaged homes, and, most painfully, the tragic loss of....

31/08/2026

Sometimes the best reminder of why our land matters is to simply look around.
Our forests, coastlines, rivers and ecosystems are part of what sustains our communities, supports our livelihoods and makes our island home.

Protecting them starts with the choices we make about how our land is used, developed and cared for.

Every land-use decision helps shape the Grenada we leave behind.

What part of Grenada’s natural environment do you most want to see preserved for future generations?

28/08/2026
“Woodford and the surrounding communities have long depended on agriculture, fishing, freshwater resources and the natur...
24/08/2026

“Woodford and the surrounding communities have long depended on agriculture, fishing, freshwater resources and the natural environment for their livelihoods and way of life. Woodford itself has historical, cultural, agricultural and environmental significance, with fertile farmland, fishing activity, freshwater systems and remnants of its plantation history.

As we watch what is happening to Woodford, the question must be asked: what are we sacrificing in the name of development, who truly benefits, and what will be left for the people of Woodford?”

This article written by Shod Baptiste has been published on NOW Grenada’s website.

Please give it a read via the link below 🔗⬇️

https://nowgrenada.com/2026/08/a-public-road-through-an-active-industrial-site/

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