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Regional Networking and Strategy Development for Invasive Alien Species (IAS) in CEPF Priority Key Biodiversity Areas All stakeholders – policy-makers, private sector, environmental mangers, NGOS, involved and concerned citizens – join the team and help protect our rich Caribbean biodiversity, especially in areas designated Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) by the the Critical Ecosystems Partnership Fund […]

Proposal for Consultant for Production of Video: IAS in the Caribbean and the MTIASIC project efforts to combat this threat. The consultant will prepare script for approval by the project Management Unit and use both original footage as well as pre-recorded material generated by participating countries to complete a video on the nature of the IAS threat to the Caribbean […]

The competition seeks to raise awareness of the negative impacts of Invasive Alien Species in the Caribbean to enhance  their consciousness of IAS and ensure that they do not aggravate the problem. The competition is open to citizens or residents of the wider Caribbean. Entry is free. However, pre-registration is compulsory by deadline date of […]

 The Regional Lionfish Committee, also known as Ad Hoc Committee for the Caribbean Regional Response to Lionfish Invasion, was established in November 2010 by the International Coral Reef Initiative1 (ICRI) in response to the growing threat caused by the invasion of the lionfish (Pterois volitans and P. miles) in the Wider Caribbean. The Regional Lionfish […]

This Critical Situation Analysis (CSA) provides a comprehensive view of the occurrence, trends and distribution of Invasive Alien Species (IAS) in The Bahamas. It evaluates gaps in existing institutional, legislative and policy frameworks. It also describes the profile of The Bahamas and includes The Bahamas National Protected Area System. The CSA contains information from the […]