Anguilla’s lone flamingo returns to the island’s wetlands for winter
Anguilla’s visiting flamingo has returned to the island for the winter, attracting attention from both residents and visitors who follow…
Category: Environment
Community helps shape plans for use of Anguilla’s surrounding seas
The Government of Anguilla in collaboration with the Blue Belt Programme has concluded a series of engagement workshops on how…
Government approves lease of Corito land for ANGLEC’s $20m solar farm
Plans for a US$20 million solar energy farm have received a significant boost after the Government of Anguilla approved the……
Anguilla National Trust acts to eliminate invasive rats from Prickly Pear West
The Anguilla National Trust is working to eliminate rats from Prickly Pear West to protect the island’s endemic species and…
Government explores transformation of ‘deplorable’ Corito landfill site
The government is actively looking at ways to transform the “deplorable” state of the Corito landfill site, according to Anguilla’s……
Primary school classes remain closed as strong sargassum odour lingers
The youngest pupils at Vivien Vanterpool Primary School in Island Harbour are learning from home as the smell of sargassum…
Youth ambassador represents Anguilla at regional climate action forum
Tyeisha Emmanuel, a member of the Anguilla National Youth Ambassador Corps, represented the island at a regional climate action conference…
Anguilla steps up sargassum management with new machinery
Sargassum management in Anguilla has been given a boost with a new piece of equipment designed to make beach clean-ups…
Public feedback invited on draft tsunami hazard map of Anguilla
The Department of Disaster Management is inviting residents, businesses and stakeholders to provide their feedback on a draft tsunami map…
Government adds first two electric cars to fleet in ‘proud milestone’
The Government of Anguilla has added electric vehicles to its fleet for the first time in an effort to promote…