Environment Tobago has now been in operation for 28 consecutive years. We began as tree-huggers, saving the natural environment for quality of life, for the aesthetic that comes with a pristine space and to preserve nature itself for those who aren’t yet with us. We are no longer that naive. Our mission has hardened, supplemented by the science over time - of the danger that is climate change.
To effect awareness we take our concerns to government, to the general public and also - importantly, to local schools: It is the young ones after all who have most to lose but the most to learn. As it stands our biggest task is the critical need for all to engage in partnerships - to service the targets set by the UN Sustainable Goals.
We are formally registered as a non-profit organisation under the Companies Act (1995) as Environment Tobago of address #4 Dutch Fort, Scarborough, Tobago. The group is run by a board of nine (9) directors working voluntarily. The member roll currently has one hundred and ten (110) subscribers. Members are deemed current by keeping up to date with the annual contribution of TTD $100.
The present directors are;
- Bertrand Bhikarry (President)
- Andrea Tuitt (Vice President)
- Azim Walters (Corporate Secretary)
- Sabriyah Abdullah-Muhammad (Treasurer)
- Michael Latiff
- Sean McCoon
- Haynes Cowie-Clarke
- Kathleen Gremli-Brown
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In trying to keep balance - between pressure wrought by ‘people action’ and critical need to support ecosystems under threat of improper development, pollution and biodiversity (plant and animal) Environment Tobago can always use money. Read more on donations.