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Our trivia column tests your knowledge of Caribbean Easter traditions. See how many of our questions you can answer correctly
The post Easter in the islands | Did you even know appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
James Ellsmoor of Island Innovation looks at the invaluable opportunities Caribbean nations have to become leaders in global marine conservation and build vibrant blue economies
The post Small island states or large ocean nations? | Green appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
The science of taxidermy played an integral part in the formation of Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. And it was John Edmonstone — born into slavery in Guyana before establishing himself as a well-respected free man in Scotland — who taught Darwin these critical skills. James Ferguson learns more about his story
The post John Edmonstone: from Guyana to the Galapagos | On this day appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
As he spends three days roaming Carriacou and Petite Martinique — Grenada’s less-visited offshore islands — Paul Crask reflects on the islands’ histories, soaks up their charms, and muses about their futures
The post With goats (or sheep) for company | Offtrack appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
In part two of our series on the region’s magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Shelly-Ann Inniss introduces five more gems — full of natural and cultural charm — to add to your bucket list
The post Where past and present converge, part 2 | Round trip appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
Trinidad & Tobago has long been at the forefront of cocoa research and production globally. Sharda Patasar looks at the critical work being undertaken at the University of the West Indies’ Cocoa Research Centre, the International Cocoa Genebank, and Rio Claro Demonstration Station
The post Little cups of cocoa from Trinidad | Discover appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
Host, speaker, author, trained veterinarian and former Miss Jamaica World Terri-Karelle (Griffith) Reid on redefining beauty standards, her journey through her diverse professional roles, and never dimming her light for anyone — as told to Shelly-Ann Inniss
The post Terri-Karelle Reid: “I was unapologetic about who I am…” | Own words appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
After being hit by pandemic restrictions, beloved jazz festivals across the Caribbean are returning, Nigel A Campbell reports, with a roster of exciting established and emerging jazz artists to keep your eyes on
The post A return to island jazz | Backstory appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
We may scarcely appreciate the nostalgia, the comfort, and the utility of Caribbean soups. Vaughn Stafford Gray explores their abiding power to soothe us, ground us, and connect us — both to our past, and to our people
The post Finding solace in a bowl of soup | Cookup appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
This month’s reading picks from the Caribbean, with reviews of The Stranger Who Was Myself by Barbara Jenkins; A Scream in the Shadows by Mac Donald Dixon; Pleasantview by Celeste Mohammed; and Cane, Corn & Gully by Safiya Kamaria Kinshasa
The post Book buzz | Reviews (Mar/Apr 2023) appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
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