New listening stations to pick up signals from Anguilla’s tagged reef sharks
Marine scientists have installed listening stations in the waters around Anguilla to track signals from tagged Caribbean reef sharks. The…
Category: Environment
Government advances multiple renewable energy projects across Anguilla
The government is rolling out several renewable energy projects across Anguilla aimed at reducing reliance on fossil fuels and increasing…
Marine scientists to explore Anguilla’s uncharted waters aboard RRS James Cook
A team of 46 marine scientists will set sail aboard the deep sea research vessel RRS James Cook in January…
Anguilla recognised once again as a tsunami ready community leader
Anguilla has once again been officially recognised as a UNESCO-IOC Tsunami Ready Community, reaffirming its position as a regional leader…
Anguilla launches five-year strategic plan to strengthen disaster resilience
Anguilla has launched a new five-year strategic plan to strengthen how the island prepares for, responds to and recovers from…
Powerful 6.5 magnitude earthquake east of Guadeloupe felt in Anguilla
Tremors from a 6.5 magnitude earthquake located 163 kilometres (101 miles) east of Guadeloupe were felt in Anguilla this morning.…
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…
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…