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  • Caribaea Initiative gets support from the Caribbean program Interreg for its project about invasive reptiles

    on 23 August 2021

    A success with a taste of victory for the association, accompanied by a great challenge to come. The MERCI project (Managing Exotic Reptiles on Caribbean Islands), led by Caribaea Initiative, was selected by the Caribbean program Interreg for a FEDER (European regional development fund) grant of € 403,628. Continue reading

  • Overfishing and regulation: How to determine the sexual maturity of lobsters?

    on 16 August 2021

    Fishing of Caribbean spiny lobsters (Panulirus argus) generates close to one billion dollars each year. Such intensive exploitation can pose a threat to the species. Appropriate fishing regulations, especially at the local level, are therefore of prime importance in preserving populations. The implementation of these measures requires a good knowledge of the biology of the species, including knowing how…

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  • Of turtles and men: Immersion in Haiti in the footsteps of Trachemys decorata 6 January 2023
  • Launch of the first international branch of the Caribaea Initiative 19 December 2022
  • Turtles and geckos: a mission with a double challenge in Martinique 12 December 2022
  • In Haiti, pollinating insects find refuge in urban green spaces of Port-au-Prince 15 November 2022

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