Wildlife Conservation Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Project #14296

Protect Seabirds in the Caribbean

by Environmental Protection in the Caribbean

Project Video

Courtesy Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA)

Roseate Terns near a nest site. (Andrew Fidler)

Track of a nesting booby on a foraging trip.

Red-footed Booby with chick (Juliana Coffey)

Training citizen scientists (Juliana Coffey)

A Sooty Tern adult near its nest. By K Lowrie

Thousands of seabirds nesting. By J. Coffey

Wildlife Reserve sign. Photo by Juliana Coffey

Ms. Culzac teaching about wildlife like seabirds.

Learning about wildlife just outside the door.

Light green dots show birds nesting. (J. Coffey)

Using a thermal imaging drone. (Davon Baker)

The long tail plume of tropicbirds is distinctive.

Red-billed Tropicbird with chick. K. Lowrie

Members of the Coast Guard learn to fly a drone.

Drone training participants and trainers.

Audubon's Shearwater nesting (K. Lowrie)

Grenadine Guardians collect data (V. Thomas)

Sculpture of life cycle of Magnificent Frigatebird

Artwork showing threat of ingesting plastic

A field lesson in using remote wildlife cameras

A creative solution for removing litter!

Removing a fish trap. Photo: Davon Baker

Weighing and recording litter. Photo: Keone Drew

Grenadine Citizen Scientists. Photo: J. Coffey

Team members installed signs on Wildlife Reserves.

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Organization Information

Environmental Protection in the Caribbean

Location: Green Cove Springs, FL - USA
Website: http://www.epicislands.org
Facebook: Facebook Page
Twitter: @EPICislands

Project Leader:
Natalia Collier
Green Cove Springs , FL United States

$44,229 raised of $50,000 goal

350 donations

$5,771 to go

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$10
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will provide training materials for a volunteer wildlife patrol

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$25
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will support a volunteer patrol to a wildlife refuge

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$40
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will support two volunteer patrols to wildlife refuges

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$100
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will train two volunteer wildlife patrollers to protect wildlife refuges

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$150
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will sponsor a community outreach event to build concern for wildlife

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$300
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will fund volunteer patrols for one wildlife refuge for a month

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$500
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will fund volunteer patrols for a refuge and a community outreach event

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$1,000
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will fund two volunteer patrols for a refuge and two community outreach events

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