Science and Environment

The Association of Marine Laboratories of the Caribbean
Site provides information on this scientific organisation including objectives, participating members and laboratories, by-laws, membership directory and reports from past meetings.
http://www.amlc-carib.org/

Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute
Technical assistance, development and technology transfer in agricultural sciences. Based in St. Augustine, Trinidad.
http://www.cardi.org/

The Caribbean Agricultural Science and Technology Network System
Provides an institutional framework for the integration and coordination of agricultural research at the national and regional levels with linkages to international organisations.
http://www.procicaribe.org

Caribbean Conservation Association
Organization that deals with environment and sustainable living issues. Provides objectives, mission statement, board members, activities and programs, publications, membership and contact information.
http://www.ccanet.net

Caribbean Conservation/Sea Turtle Survival League
Non-profit organisations dedicated to protecting endangered and threatened sea turtles through research, education and advocacy. Founded to support the sea turtle research of Dr. Archie Carr.
http://www.cccturtle.org

Caribbean Marine Research Center
Created in 1984 to address escalating environmental problems in the Caribbean. Offers an over view of research programs, facilities, employment opportunities, internship requirements, mission statement and contact information.
http://www.cmrc.org/

Electronic Distribution Maps of Caribbean Fungi
Compilation of information on the geographic distribution of many species in this region.
http://www.biodiversity.ac.psiweb.com/carimaps/

Geographia's Caribbean
Interknowledge - The Caribbean and Bahams Homepage. As the islands have grown into international travel destinations, their individual features and strengths have emerged. Many traditional cultures have been preserved, and the astonishing ecological treasures of the islands are now among their most celebrated features.
http://www.geographia.com/indx02.htm