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Podcast: “Terror in the Caribbean” – Episode Six

By CIJN Staff Writers | December 6, 2019

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Antigua & Barbuda

Antigua and Barbuda – More Research Needed
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Philana Johnson | July 26, 2024
A debate swirls around whether fish species depletion in Antigua and Barbuda is a current problem or a future threat. Experts are casting a net over the broader implications for ocean ecosystems and resource usage with livelihoods, diets and recreational activities at risk. The Antigua and Barbuda Fisheries Division reports an overall increase in fish […]

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Climate

Trinidad and Tobago: On the Trail of Underlying Factors
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Seigonie Mohammed | July 26, 2024
Ten years ago, Trinidad and Tobago’s waters were typically dotted with small boats brimming with bountiful catch as fisherfolk returned to fishing depots in the early morning. Among these fortunate fisherfolk was third-generation fisherman, Andy Williams, who consistently brought in a diverse array of fish such as Snapper, Spanish Mackerel or Kingfish, Cavalli, and Shark. […]

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Belize

Belize – Where’s the Data?
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Hipolito Novelo | July 26, 2024
A lack of official data and opposing positions have made it difficult to ascertain the level of fish stock in Belize. In February, the Belize government, through the Ministry of Blue Economy and Fisheries Department, said that recent stock assessments indicate strong fish recruitment, stable populations, and consistent catches. This, according to the government, proves […]

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