Trinidad and Tobago Biodiversity

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BES-Net TT Science Component Research Reports

The Science component of the BES-Net TT project was dedicated to conducting research activities aimed at filling crucial knowledge gaps related to local pollinator groups. Within this component, three pivotal studies were undertaken, and you can access concise summaries of their research findings and accompanying communication products through the following links:

1. Survey of Bee Species

2. Research on Seagrass Flowering Patterns and Pollinators

3. Research on Bat Pollinators in East Trinidad

Results webinar

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Newsletter - The Buzz

The BES-Net TT project provides updates on the project's progress through its quarterly newsletter - The Buzz!

Please enjoy reading each issue and share with your networks.

Issue #1 January 2022

Issue #2 April 2022

Issue #3 July 2022

Issue #4 October 2022

Issue #5 January 2023

Issue #6 April 2023

Issue #7 July 2023

Issue #8 October 2023

Issue #9 January 2024

Special Publication: The Story of BES-Net TT - a summary of the BES-Net TT project

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Trinidad and Tobago's Biodiversity Clearing House Mechanism

A Collaborating Network of Partners Facilitating Scientific and Technical Cooperation

Biological diversity

Biodiversity is the variety of living organisms considered at all levels of classification including the genetic, species, and higher taxonomic levels, and the variety of habitats and ecosystems, as well as the processes occurring therein. Biodiversity is not simply recognized as plants, animals and micro organisms and their ecosystems – it encompasses people and our need for food security, medicines, fresh air and water, shelter and a clean and healthy environment.

Trinidad and Tobago's Biodiversity Clearing House Mechanism (CHM)

The Trinidad and Tobago CHM is an information mechanism geared towards bringing together the seekers and providers of goods, services or information that is relevant to the implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). More specifically, the CHM aims to promote and facilitate technical and scientific cooperation on biodiversity within Trinidad and Tobago, as well as with the international community. In so doing, the human and technological network necessary for the implementation process would be enhanced.