Interpretive Trail Design and Maintenance Course ends

The fifth and last module of the Interpretive Trail Design and Maintenance course took place earlier this month, with activities coming to a close in west Trinidad.

Some twenty-five participants put their earlier learning on the course to use, designing a series of trails at the Botanical Gardens, Port of Spain.

Learn more about their experiences in the last module at this link.

On a trail of prepositions

Dwelling house at Wa Sakami Ecosystems project

The Interpretive Trail Design and Maintenance Workshop is a training exercise which has taken place in six modules over the past eight months in the "Improving Forest and Protected Area Management in Trinidad and Tobago" project.

Raynaldo Phillip, Forestry Officer assigned to the Forest and Protected Area Management team provides a reflection on one of the modules in a short blog.

Enjoy reading at this link.

Trails in Paradise

Trees at the Gilpin Trail in the Main Ridge Forest Reserve, Tobago

The third module of the Interpretive Trail Design and Maintenance Course (for the "Improving Forest and Protected Area Management in Trinidad and Tobago" project) was held in Tobago over the period March 28th - 29th 2017.

Follow the experiences of the intrepid group at this link.