Members: 14Formed: February 2021GOAL: “We aspire to inspire both young and old to get involved in their community, help out where necessary, protect their environment, and preserve for our future, as our slogan says: WE ARE THE GREEN TEAM, WE EDUCATE, RESTORE AND PROTECT. Keep in mind team work is dream work, when we come […]
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TIDE supports the work of 16 youth groups from the stakeholder communities who together share their pride in keeping the environment clean and healthy in their daily lives. Between now and the end of 2022, every Friday we will be sharing with you the incredible work being done by the youth groups, to recognize the
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Saba, October 5, 2018 – Representatives from 15 Caribbean marine national parks recently met on the island of Saba in the Caribbean Netherlands to focus on their role in contributing to sustainable fisheries. Hosted by the Saba Conservation Foundation, this regional gathering included park managers from Saba, Sint Eustatius, Bonaire, the British Virgin Islands, the
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The Toledo Institute of Development and Environment (TIDE) is a Belizean NGO working to protect some of the most pristine coastal and marine ecosystems in Central America, including one of the healthiest coral reefs in the whole Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System. TIDE works by building local capacity for conservation and fostering community participation in sustainable
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Marine park staff from Honduras and Belize came together in Roatan in the Bay Islands of Honduras recently to work on financial planning tools and to develop financial strategies that will help to support effective management of their marine parks into the future. The focus on sustainable financing for marine protected areas is part of
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For some time now, TIDE has been quietly monitoring erosion and the increasing amounts of trash deposited by the wind, tide and waves, on Snake Caye’s beach and interior. Last month, we conducted clean-up activities that reduced the amount of trash on the island and improved the appearance of the once
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TIDE’s second career fair, held on August 10th, 2018 was a day of major community engagement! On the breezy, warm Friday morning, Toledo’s public extended their support to another TIDE undertaking by attending and supporting Career fair 2018. The employment-positive fair, was a concluding activity for the second year of training courses, attached to the
Following on from TIDE’s success in winning the 2015 Energy Globe National Award for our innovative Freshwater Cup Program TIDE submitted our “Community Researchers Program “ to the Energy Globe Awards. This year Energy Globe Awards (in cooperation with UNEP) received over 2000 submissions from over 180 countries. Their main objective is to point out
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