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Gaea Conservation Network Incorporated is a research and citizen science-based organisation.

10/06/2026

🐢 🌊 Empowering our fishing communities through knowledge and conservation.

Recently In Grenville, fisherfolk participated in a wildlife and sea turtle conservation training hosted by Gaea in collaboration with and the Blue Economy ministry and marine affairs. The training focused on sea turtle conservation, wildlife prance the laws and regulations that govern fishing practices in Grenada.

Increasing awareness and understanding these regulations can help protect vulnerable species, promote sustainable fisheries and ensure that our marine resources remain healthy for future generations.

A big thank you to all participants for their commitment to responsible stewardship of Grenada’s natural heritage. Together, we can balance conservation and livelihoods for a more sustainable future. 🌿🐢💙

05/06/2026

🌎💚 World Environment Day reminds us that the future of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique is deeply connected to the health of our environment.

From our coral reefs and seagrass beds to our forests, wetlands, and coastlines, nature provides us with food, livelihoods, protection from storms, and a place to call home. As we face the challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, protecting these natural resources has never been more important.

Today, we celebrate the beauty of our tri-island state and renew our commitment to conservation, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. Every action, big or small can help create a healthier, more resilient future for generations to come.

Together, let’s protect the environment that sustains us all. 🌿🌊🦜

22/05/2026

On this International Day for Biological Diversity 🌿, we celebrate the ecosystems, wildlife, and natural spaces that make the tri-island state of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique so unique.

At GAEA Conservation Network, our work focuses on protecting biodiversity through conservation, environmental education, research, habitat restoration, and community action. From wetlands and mangroves to forests, birds, and marine ecosystems, we are committed to safeguarding the natural resources that support our people, culture, and future.

Healthy ecosystems are essential in the fight against climate change: protecting coastlines, storing carbon, supporting livelihoods, and strengthening resilience across our islands. Together, we can continue creating a more sustainable future for generations to come. 💚🌎

19/05/2026

Field training in real time 🐾

Following a successful capture in the kill trap, demonstrated the proper operation of the trap, safe removal of the mongoose and how to identify the s*x of the animal. Participants also learned the correct procedures for handle a mongoose, emphasizing safety, humane pray and responsible wildlife management throughout the process.

15/05/2026

Wetlands are more than just beautiful landscapes. They are powerful natural defenders against climate change and safe havens for biodiversity.

From protecting coastlines to supporting wildlife and storing carbon, wetlands play a vital role in the health of our planet. Now is your chance to use your voice and creativity to celebrate and protect them!

Enter any of the three competitions listed below:
🎥 Reel Competition
✍️ Essay Competition
🎨 Art Competition

Happening now! The deadline is next week Friday - World Biodiversity Day (May 22nd) join us in raising awareness for wetlands, climate action and biodiversity through creativity and storytelling. 🇬🇩✨

12/05/2026

After building their knowledge on Day 1, participants stepped fully into action, heading out to check the traps that were set the previous day.

The team successfully captured two mongoose, providing an important opportunity to apply what was learned about humane control methods. Under close guidance of participants took part in the safe and ethical use of air rifles to ensure a quick and humane dispatch, reinforcing the importance of precision, responsibility, and respect for wildlife.

The session continued with hands-on practice in trap preparation and deployment. Participants worked with bait; chicken and sardines, learning how scent and placement play a critical role in attracting mongoose. They then strategically set and reset traps across different locations within the Hartman Dove Sanctuary, considering habitat, movement patterns, and optimal positioning for effectiveness.

This immersive field experience brought together theory and practice, strengthening participants’ confidence and capacity to actively support invasive species control and the protection of Grenada’s unique biodiversity. 🌿

07/05/2026

🌎 🐦 Global Big Day is here!

Join the Grenada Hook-Billed Kites 🇬🇩 for a thrilling 24 hour fundraiser where teams around the world compete to spot the most bird species, and submit the most checklists! Click the 🔗 in our bio to get started.

Whether you’re in Grenada or anywhere across the globe, you can still be part of our team and help support bird conservation efforts through birding, community service and education. 🌿✨

This initiative is to raise funds to help dedicated Caribbean conservationists and students attend the 25th International Conference in Trinidad and Tobago, July 23-27 2026.

By signing up and donating, you’ll not only support bird and wildlife conservation, but also get the chance to win exciting prizes and more!

Every checklist counts. Every bird matters. Every donation helps keep bird life thriving. 🐥💚

Be part of the movement. Bird with us and support conservation.

05/05/2026

Hands-on learning in action 🐾

Participants got up close with the Tomahawk live trap: unboxing, assembling, and testing each unit before deploying them in the field. guided the session, breaking down the pros and cons of the trap and explaining why it’s an effective tool for live capture in mongoose control efforts.

From setup to strategy, every step built practical skills for humane and efficient wildlife management. 🌿

29/04/2026

Day 1️⃣ Afternoon Session 🐾

Focusing on safety, responsibility, and humane practices, this session introduced participants to the proper use of air rifles in mongoose control.

Guided , participants learned essential safety protocols, correct handling techniques, and the importance of accuracy to ensure humane dispatch. The session emphasized respect for wildlife, adherence to regulations, and the role of ethical methods in effective invasive species management.

24/04/2026

Day 1️⃣ Training Highlight 🐾

During the afternoon session, Dr. Carter introduced participants to the New Zealand AT220 Auto Trap. It is a modern, highly efficient tool being used in mongoose control efforts.

He broke down the concept behind the trap, how it operates and the key do’s and don’ts for safe and successful use in the field. Participants also learned about its major benefits, including improved efficiency, humane design and its role in strengthening long-term wildlife protection strategies.

Understanding why we use tools like the is just as important as learning how to set them. Every detail supports better outcomes for biodiversity and ecosystem health. 🍃

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Saint George

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http://gaeaconservation.org/

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