EDITORIAL: Renewable energy progress becomes more visible in Anguilla
For years, renewable energy in Anguilla has often felt like a discussion about the future rather than the present. Plans……
Environment
Newly installed solar system powers two blocks at Orealia Kelly Primary School
A 32 kilowatt solar energy system has been installed at Orealia Kelly Primary School in Stoney Ground and is providing…
Anguilla National Trust reports assets of EC$2.88m in its 2022 accounts
The Anguilla National Trust reported total assets of EC$2.88 million at the end of 2022, according to its latest annual…
ANGLEC signs solar farm financing deal with Caribbean Development Bank
ANGLEC and the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) have agreed to the terms for a multi-million-dollar loan to fund a 12…
Floating rafts create safe nesting spaces for birds at Road Salt Pond
A conservation project at Road Salt Pond is helping to protect and restore one of Anguilla’s most important wetland environments.…
Hundreds of birds recorded at Anguilla National Trust public wildlife count
Community birdwatchers helped tally nearly 500 birds across 17 species on Valentine’s Day during the Anguilla National Trust’s count. Forty…
Anguilla National Trust launches week of free nature-focused events
The Anguilla National Trust (ANT) is hosting a series of free public events this week to celebrate local and regional…
Anguilla launches UK-funded national drone pilot training programme
The government has launched a national drone pilot training programme to strengthen disaster response, environmental monitoring and inter-agency operations in…
Scientists from Anguilla board RRS James Cook for two-week research voyage
Scientists from Anguilla have joined a United Kingdom team on the deep sea research vessel RRS James Cook for a…
Critically endangered iguanas thrive in Anguilla thanks to matchmaking project
The small and uninhabited islet of Prickly Pear East is not what you might describe as a romantic holiday destination…