Biodiversity / Tourism
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La CCI accompagne les professionnels du tourisme vers les labels Clef Verte et Destination d’Excellence
La Chambre de commerce et d’industrie (CCI) de la Martinique propose aux professionnels du tourisme un parcours pour préparer leur…
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Montagne Pelée et Pitons du Nord : la gouvernance du site UNESCO en évolution
Trois ans après l’inscription de la Montagne Pelée et des Pitons du Nord au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO, le comité…
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Alliance Bleue : 5 premiers mouillages attendus au Cap Salomon
Les premiers mouillages écoresponsables du projet Alliance Bleue sont attendus début novembre au Cap Salomon, aux Anses-d’Arlet. Au Robert et…
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CACEM Continues the Restoration of the Port Cohé Mangrove Forest
In 2025, cleanup, waste removal, and reforestation efforts were carried out in the Port… mangrove forest
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Sargassum: The Caribbean Seeks Joint Solutions in Cancún
From September 28 to 30, Cancún, Mexico, will host the Sargassum Cooperation Days. Government officials, scientists, businesses, and international organizations…
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Biodiversity and Social Inclusion: A Call for Projects Open to Organizations in Martinique
The Albioma Foundation is opening its 2026 call for projects to overseas organizations committed to preserving biodiversity and…
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Do you know what plant Jude Joachim is weaving?
Jude Joachim Vannier makes rings, baskets, and ropes. We met him at the Green Knowledge Fair, and he’ll…
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Green iguanas: 1.8 million culled in the Cayman Islands, and they're still there
Since 2018, Grand Cayman has been hunting the green iguana, an invasive species native to the Americas. Nearly 1.8 million animals have been culled, the…
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Drought and Inadequate Legislation: A Double Blow to Martinican Agriculture
On the one hand, an unprecedented drought that has been ongoing since March and threatens to last until September. On the other hand…
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