Huge machines have been blindly sent down to the ocean floor scraping up everything in their path in search of metals to support the...

Each year between February and April, Barbados is visited by gentle giants of the sea - humpback whales.  Glimpsed at a distance, and...

Oistins. Friday night. Enjoying some delicious local fish? Bridgetown Fish Complex. Saturday morning. Choosing some fresh local fish to...

Welcoming the Sargassum: In 2011, two species of the brown, salt water macroalgae scientifically referred to as Sargassum natans and...

Approximately 800 tonnes of waste has been received daily by the Sustainable Barbados Recycling Centre in 2019 - that’s the size of 4...

Over 11,000 individuals participating in Foreday bands and over 9,000 individuals jumping on Grand Kadooment Day plus thousands more...

In 2018 at the Sustainable Blue Economy Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, the concept of the Blue Economy continued to take shape. The...

Misleading marketing is everywhere. From the food and beverage industry, clothing and charity, consumers are constantly being misled and...

Did you know that Barbados imported over 100 million plastic bags last year? That's enough plastic to wrap around the island 368 times!...

'Single-use' was named 2018 word of the year by Collins Dictionary.  What does this have to do with plastic and Barbados banning it?...

What is sargassum? Sargassum is a brown marine alga (seaweed) that is found throughout the oceans of the World but generally associated...