The Environmental Awareness Group of Antigua & Barbuda
Raising awareness & promoting sustainable use of natural resources
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Latest News
The latest EAG media releases are reproduced below.
We would welcome comments which you can add in the “shout box” below.
Grace Christian Academy participate in EAG’s Floating Classroom
The EAG runs regular “Floating Classrooms” as part of its Offshore Islands Conservation Project.
27 students and two teachers from Grace Christian Academy participated in a Floating Classroom on Monday 11th January, led by the EAG.
Read more >
Free-Roaming Livestock - problems and solutions
The EAG, together with USAID, National Parks Authority and the Livestock Division have produced a video and 4 Public Service Announcements for TV and Radio. Here is one of them.
Environmental Awareness Group on Antigua Today from robby breadner on Vimeo.
Did you see the very informative EAG video on ABS TV about the Offshore Islands? You can watch the other EAG video about the Nelson’s Dockyard National Park here.
EAG Talk
Got an environmental topic that you want to share? Now is your chance! Submit an article to EAG Talk - a new environmental column in the Observer every Thursday. Read more
National Park Trail Guide
Our National Park Trail Guide is now on sale. Special concessions are available for students, schools and local residents. For information on this and our forthcoming guides to Mount Obama and other sites, Read more >
EAG Members News & Meetings
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A PhD student from the University of New Brunswick is studying the Magnificent Frigatebirds that nest on Barbuda. Please look out for birds with yellow wing tags! Read more >
Have you seen a Frigatebird with yellow wing tags?
In a bid to curb the unprecedented loss of the world's species due to human activity – at a rate some experts put at 1,000 times the natural progression – the United Nations is marking 2010 as the International Year of Biodiversity, with a slew of events highlighting the vital role the phenomenon plays in maintaining the life support system on Planet Earth. Read more >
2010 is “International
Year of Biodiversity”
Its Hawksbill time!
Witness the magic of watching tiny sea turtles emerge out of the sand and clamber towards the sea with the Environmental Awareness Group.
Read more >
Walking Tours every Tuesday and Thursday. Read more>
You can get your copy from the EAG Office, the Museum, Best of Books, hotels, book and gift shops. New and Existing Members get a discount so why not join today!
NOW AVAILABLE!
A TROPICAL FANTASY: EMBRACING THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Friday 30th July 2010, 8:00pm, ARG
Experience the beauty and knowledge of the Caribbean representatives competing for the coveted crown of Ms Jaycees Caribbean Queen 2010 and the chance to be the first ever Climate Change Ambassador to the region.. Read more >