The faces of Laborie and Choiseul: Saint Lucian stakeholders map out sustainable tourism future at Policy Dialogue

by wendy@canari.org | Sep 9, 2026 | Blogs, CANARI's Latest News, News, NEWS & UPDATES, Publications

Putting it into focus: The Blue and Green Islands Integrated Programme is “accelerating sustainable blue and green transition in small island developing states (SIDS).” One integrated programme. Fifteen projects bringing it to life worldwide. Four of the 15 projects...

Why climate justice should be at the centre of nature-based solutions in the Caribbean

by wendy@canari.org | Sep 10, 2025 | Blogs, CANARI's Latest News, Climate Justice, Nature-based Solutions, News, NEWS & UPDATES

Blog by Nicole Leotaud, Executive Director of the Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) September 10, 2025 While international recognition of the concept of climate justice is growing, there is an urgent need to firstly understand how climate injustices are...

Tide Together: Coastal communities, local champions of ocean sustainability

by wendy@canari.org | Aug 6, 2025 | Blogs, News, NEWS & UPDATES, Publications

A CANARI Blog from the Third UN Ocean Conference (UNOC 3) CANARI Senior Technical Officers, Dylis McDonald and Melanie Andrews-Bacchus, were excited to be part of a small cohort of Caribbean representatives at this year’s United Nations Ocean Conference, held in Nice,...

Climate Change and Human Rights in the Caribbean

by admin | Oct 20, 2022 | Blogs, Climate Justice, Publications

Guest blog for the “Caribbean Voices for Climate Justice” series by Malene C. Alleyne, FreedomImaginaries November 16, 2021 The climate crisis is the logical consequence of a racial capitalist order that normalizes resource plundering, indigenous dispossession,...

Climate Change and Human Rights in the Caribbean

by admin | Nov 16, 2021 | Blogs, Climate Justice, News

Guest blog for the “Caribbean Voices for Climate Justice” series by Malene Alleyne, Founder, Freedom Imaginaries November 16, 2021   The climate crisis is the logical consequence of a racial capitalist order that normalizes resource plundering, indigenous...

In confronting the climate crisis, workers are a critical part of the solution

by admin | Nov 5, 2021 | Blogs, Climate Justice, News

Guest blog for the “Caribbean Voices for Climate Justice” series by Sandra Massiah, Sub-regional Secretary for the Caribbean at Public Services International (PSI) November 5, 2021   Every day, whether it is during or outside of the hurricane season, people who...