For a small island, the ocean provides livelihoods, tourism, relaxation, and a sense of national pride for the people of Montserrat. But figuring out how to use these resources wisely whilst still supporting the...
On Friday 29th March, the Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports, the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Housing, and the Environment, the Montserrat National Trust, and the Waitt Institute celebrated the end of a...
Fish ‘n Fins launches Mermaid Edition with Science & Sailing on board Corwith Cramer Eighteen teenage girls of the Girls Education Project on Montserrat joined Fish ‘n Fins Inc. for an exciting four-week agenda....
This month, two young men, Chase Buffonge and Keinan James will be setting sail on an ocean research voyage to study human impact on Caribbean coral reef ecosystems. Through a collaboration between The Waitt...
The Bezos Family Foundation has recognised the work being done on Montserrat by ocean advocate Veta Wade of Fish ‘n Fins Kids Club. Through its Students Rebuild programme, the foundation seeks to inspire young...
In 2015, the Government of Montserrat committed to “a science-driven and community-led marine spatial planning process to foster the sustainable, profitable, and enjoyable use of ocean resources for present and future generations.” Now in...
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to train four young Montserratians in fisheries research and management through the Youth Apprentice Programme was signed on Friday afternoon between the Government of Montserrat and the Waitt Institute....
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Spotted eagle ray, donkey dung sea cucumbers, sea turtles, octopuses, lobsters, and an array of tropical fish and coral species are just some of the local marine life kids of Fish ‘N Fins Montserrat...
