Click Here For Media Release Tuesday 12th October 2021 - Understanding the Waste Management Rules 2021 The EMA’s Knowledge Series for 2021 starts on Tuesday 12th October 2021 and continues for nine consecutive weeks with topical and interactive webinars, as well as interviews with our 2020 Green Leaf Special Awardees....
Sea turtles have long been a natural treasure in Trinidad and Tobago’s biodiversity trove, but have not been spared pillage from poachers and other threats. Over the years, there have been concerted efforts from government agencies and most importantly community groups to protect them and in 2014, all species of...
REPORT ON THE RESULTS OF THE PUBLIC SURVEY ON THE USE AND IMPACTS OF FIREWORKS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Fireworks are used in cultural, religious, and national celebrations throughout the world. InTrinidad and Tobago, fireworks are mainly used to celebrate Independence Day, Divali and NewYear’s Eve. To a lesser extent,...
The National Environmental Literacy/Awareness Survey was commissioned by the Environmental Management Authority (EMA) to assess current trends in environmental knowledge, attitudes and practices in Trinidad and Tobago especially within the new social media paradigm.The levels of literacy and awareness are related to the EMA’s Educational Programmes, Outreach, Brand and Organisational...
