Prince Harry releases baby turtles into the sea on Lover’s Beach on the island of Nevis, as he learns about the conservation efforts to protect the endangered species Prince Harry will visit a Grenadan beach today to learn about the impact climate change is having on the Caribbean’s environment....
St. Kitts & Nevis
CEIS Focal Point Office
Mr. Ernie StapletonPermanent Secretary
Ministry of Renewable Energy and the Environment on Nevis
Nevis Island Administration
Main Street, Charlestown,
Nevis, W.I.
Tel: 869-469-7057
Fax: 869-469-0096
E-Mail:support@cipore.org or estapleton@niagov.com
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With the Marrakech climate change talks now only weeks away, the few CARICOM member states that have not yet ratified the Paris Agreement – Jamaica among them – have been urged to do so. The appeal has come from Dr James Fletcher, former head of the... Caribbean Islands Share Climate Change Adaptation Plans
Representatives from 11 Caribbean countries and development agency partners will meet in Grenada’s capital of St George’s this week to discuss strategies to prepare for the impact of climate change. Grenada held the final consultation for its National Adaptation Plan (NAP) on Tuesday, October 11, and... 
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