Biodiversity / Tourism
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Do you know what plant Jude Joachim is weaving?
Vannier, Jude Joachim en fait des anneaux, des paniers et des cordes. Rencontré au Salon du savoir vert, il vous…
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Green iguanas: 1.8 million culled in the Cayman Islands, and they're still there
Depuis 2018, Grand Cayman traque l’iguane vert, espèce invasive venue d’Amérique. Près de 1,8 million d’animaux ont été abattus, la…
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Drought and Inadequate Legislation: A Double Blow to Martinican Agriculture
D’un côté, un épisode de sécheresse sans précédent qui s’étire depuis mars et menace de se prolonger jusqu’en septembre. De…
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Sea Turtles: 72 Beaches Monitored During the Nesting Season
From March to October 2026, a program to monitor sea turtle nesting will be carried out on 72 beaches in Martinique. Coordinated…
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Dive in and discover coral spawning
Would you like to explore a natural process? Learn more about the marine environment? And discover the best diving spots…
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The decline of coral reefs is now a long-term trend
Between 2019 and 2025, average coral cover decreased by 61 % at the five monitoring sites in Martinique…
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Compost Workshop: See you at K’FET Solidaire!
Learn how to start a compost pile, meet new people, and even buy great products: any reason is a good one…
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In Martinique, ponds are proving to be valuable allies in the fight against climate change
Although they are often inconspicuous and sometimes neglected, these ponds nevertheless play an important role in the ecological balance of Martinique.…
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What are the consequences of the proliferation of Sargassum on marine biodiversity?
Sargassum in Martinique: A New Threat to Wildlife? The GIP Sargasses takes regular action to try to limit the…
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Martinique Joins the REMAR Project to Restore Mangroves
Martinique is one of the five territories involved in the REMAR regional project, launched in April 2026 to support…
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